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Forum Security-X => Sécurité Générale => Informations Générales => Discussion démarrée par: Chapitre23 le avril 25, 2014, 00:20:53

Titre: [Info] Zero-Day Attacks are not the same as Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
Posté par: Chapitre23 le avril 25, 2014, 00:20:53

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When it comes to “zero-days,” there is much room for confusion in terms of definition and priority. At FireEye, we follow the industry-standard term of “zero-day attacks.” This term is defined as software or hardware vulnerabilities that have been exploited by an attacker where there is no prior knowledge of the flaw in the general information security community, and, therefore, no vendor fix or software patch available for it.

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