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Optiv Cybersecurity Dictionary Breadcrumb Home Cybersecurity Dictionary Zero Day What Is Zero-Day? Zero-day refers to a vulnerability in a system or software that was not previously known until after it was successfully hacked (either by a nefarious or ethical hacker). The term originated from the notion that the security community had zero days of knowledge about the vulnerability before it was exploited. This contrasts to other vulnerabilities where the security community is aware of the issue and has responded by making a patch available. Zero-day exploits are far less common than exploits of known vulnerabilities, but can be especially damaging. Image Related Services Vulnerability Management Threat Intelligence Penetration Testing Services AppSec Program Security Related TermsHackerPatchingPatch Management Share: Contact Us