Zero day definition A zero day is a security flaw for which the vendor of the flawed system has yet to make a patch available to affected users. The name ultimately derives from the world of digital content piracy: if pirates were able to distribute a bootleg copy of a movie or album on the […]
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Microsoft fixed a zero-day vulnerability in June 2020, but the company did a poor job. Security researchers from Google’s Project Zero showed that attackers could still use the zero-day, despite the patch. Since zero-day exploits are a serious matter, most of the time, companies quickly release a patch. The June 2020 patch for Windows 8.1 […]
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Infosec researcher Bhavuk Jain has pocketed a handsome $100,000 from Apple’s bug bounty program after reporting a critical flaw that could have allowed malicious actors to bypass authentication and take over a user’s account. Released to much fanfare at the annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in 2019, ‘Sign in with Apple’ enables users to log […]
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