zero day

A zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) leaves the browser open to an attack that could allow someone to capture the keystrokes of a victim.

TippingPoint said a researcher submitted a critical vulnerability affecting Firefox 3.0 to its Zero Day Initiative just five hours after Mozilla released the updated open-source browser Tuesday.In a blog post Wednesday, TippingPoint said its researchers verified the vulnerability it in its lab and quickly reported the flaw to Mozilla’s security team. The flaw could allow [...]  read more »

Researchers discovered more than 200,000 Web pages set up to exploit a zero day in Adobe Flash Player.

Microsoft is investigating reports of a new zero-day vulnerability attackers could exploit to gain extra user privileges and launch malicious code.

Microsoft is investigating reports of a new zero-day vulnerability attackers could exploit to gain extra user privileges and launch malicious code.