Zero-day (0-day or 0day) malware
June 12th, 2008 by Igor Pankov
Zero-day is often referred to as unknown, or recently discovered samples of malicious code or exploits that are not yet covered by antivirus or security companies, consequently, there is no antidote to it. Zero-day malware or attacks are most dangerous because they cannot be tackled with the use of signatures that identify such threats and help block them.
Posted in Security Glossary


June 18th, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Into a layman’s term, it is a very good explanation. Thumbs up!