Hmm.. back in the day, 0day meant you were one popular BBS if you had decent any couriers. :)

Cheers,
Heather

HAHAHHAAH... wtf are you calling new schooler guy? looks like you better stick to the QA and leave the development to the big boys.

why dont you check out my AngryPacket for a lesson in some 0day.

good day.

Sounds like you read the DaVinci Code.

what makes u think that all d guys on this tribe are pre-schoolers

It means a non-publicised software bug. I just joined this group, not because I wanna learn(I go elsewhere for that.)

the majority of published "0-days" are just stack, and heap overflows based on windows architecture. There are also race conditions, and your average stack integrity attacks. Those are just application layer attacks(for simplicity sake.)

Linux, BSD/Mac and other platforms also have 0-days, but because they have a loyal and intelligent community backing them the glitches are usally patched upon discovery.

I guess bugs in web applications would be app layer too, sense the standards havn't had any higher levels defined.

I'm no super *cker, I'm just a programmer who knows how to write secure code. I've never been to a computer security conference or any conference for that matter. I abandoned the "black hat" community when the parasites stormed the counter cultures and communitys. You can't even go on IRC or USENET anymore seeing spamming, or some idiot talking about peoples mamas etc..