Editorial Policy

The zerodayroom website publishes factual reference material and reporting on digital security vulnerabilities, campaigns, and the controls that stop them. It does not publish betting content, invented quotes, or unverified information about a person’s private life. The site will not present health, legal or financial advice as instruction. Its purpose is to inform, not to guide personal or business decisions.

The site separates reporting from reference material. Reference pages, such as those on a specific vulnerability or control, are static, factual summaries built from verified sources. Reporting, found in sections like News or Incidents, covers current events and developments. All content is clearly labelled to indicate its category. Where a claim cannot be independently verified, it will be clearly attributed to its source and its status as unverified will be stated.

Images on zerodayroom are used only for illustrative or documentary purpose. A real photograph will always carry its credit where one exists. The site will never publish a picture of a real person's face generated by software or other artificial means. All graphics are selected for their direct relevance to the accompanying text.

The content covers vulnerabilities, threat actors, defences, regulation, incidents, advisories, vendors, standards, sectors and careers, with a focus on the Asian market. Readers with comments, corrections or suggestions on published content are invited to write to the editorial team via the contact address provided on the website. All substantive feedback is reviewed.