Cybercrime & Cybersecurity 101 – Zero-Day Attack
An initiative by ISSA Egypt, prepared by Dr Mohamed El-Guindy (UNODC Cybercrime Expert & President of ISSA Egypt).
🔹 What is a Zero-Day Attack?
A Zero-Day Attack exploits an unknown vulnerability in software before developers release a patch.
Such attacks are extremely dangerous because they strike before defenders know the weakness exists.
Famous examples include the Stuxnet worm and the Pegasus spyware.
📘 Download the Full Bilingual PDF Guide
Download the official Cybercrime & Cybersecurity 101 glossary sheet for Zero-Day Attack prepared by Dr Mohamed El-Guindy as part of ISSA Egypt’s national awareness initiative.
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About the Series
Cybercrime & Cybersecurity 101 is a public education project by ISSA Egypt to promote awareness of digital security concepts and terminology aligned with international frameworks such as the UN Cybercrime Convention and the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime.
Learn a new term every week at Cybercrime, Cybersecurity 101