Editorial Policy
ZerodayPost editorial standards, content sourcing, and transparency.
Our Approach
ZerodayPost aggregates cybersecurity news from trusted sources around the world. We collect, translate, and republish stories to make critical security information accessible in 13 languages. We do not create original news—we amplify existing reporting.
Content Sources
We monitor reputable cybersecurity publications, industry blogs, official disclosures, and news outlets. Our sources include security researchers, threat intelligence platforms, and mainstream tech media.
Editorial Standards
We review articles for relevance and accuracy before publishing. Content must be from credible sources and relate to cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, policy, or incidents. We maintain editorial independence and do not accept paid content.
AI Translation & Disclosure
All translations are performed automatically using artificial intelligence. While we aim for accuracy, machine translations may contain errors in terminology, context, or nuance. We encourage readers to report translation issues via the contact page.
Corrections & Feedback
If you find factual errors, mistranslations, or have concerns about an article, please contact us. We will investigate and make corrections promptly. Your feedback helps us improve.
Disclaimer
ZerodayPost is provided for informational purposes only. We do not guarantee accuracy or completeness. Security threats and incidents are evolving; articles reflect information available at the time of publication. Always verify critical information with official sources.