Isn’t this a 30 day vulnerability since this vulnerability has been known for a whole month?
I hate the buzzword 0-day.
lengau@midwest.social
on 04 Sep 2024 12:47
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If I understand correctly, it was exploited in the wild before a fix was available, which does make it a zero-day. However, the fix has been available for weeks, so while it was technically a zero-day, at this point it’s just a vulnerability in unpatched systems.
GetOffMyLan@programming.dev
on 04 Sep 2024 13:42
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It’s not a buzz word. It’s the correct term.
It’s when you are given 0 days notice because it’s already being exploited when you find out about it.
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Isn’t this a 30 day vulnerability since this vulnerability has been known for a whole month?
I hate the buzzword 0-day.
If I understand correctly, it was exploited in the wild before a fix was available, which does make it a zero-day. However, the fix has been available for weeks, so while it was technically a zero-day, at this point it’s just a vulnerability in unpatched systems.
It’s not a buzz word. It’s the correct term.
It’s when you are given 0 days notice because it’s already being exploited when you find out about it.