What Are Zero-Day Exploits

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Multiple Choice

What are Zero-Day Exploits?

• A)Software that hasn't come out yet
• B)Software used to exploit holes in targeted software before the developer is aware of the holes
• C)Vulnerability that no one has a change to exploit
• D)Software provided the day after the vulnerability is discovered to stop attack

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Definitions:

Stored-Value Cards

Prepaid payment cards that have a monetary value stored on them electronically, commonly used for transactions in place of cash.

Smart Cards

Physical cards with embedded integrated circuits that can process information, used for secure transactions and identification.

Security Programming

The process of designing and implementing software and systems with measures to protect against unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction.

Electronic Fund Transfer Act

U.S. legislation that aims to protect consumers engaging in electronic transfers of funds, including direct deposits, ATM transactions, and debit card payments.