that defines a set of acceptable software, e-mail senders, or other components, then bans everything else. WikiLeaks: An online organization formed in 2006 with the goal of âexposing corruption and abuse around the world.â It is also frequently used to refer to a series of scandals in 2010, when a trove of US diplomatic cables were released online. worm: A type of malware that spreads automatically over a network, installing and replicating itself. The network traffic from rapid replication and spread can cripple networks even when the malware does not have a malicious payload. zero day: An attack that exploits a previously unknown vulnerability; taken from the notion that the attacks takes places on the zeroth day of the awareness. Knowledge about zero-day exploits are valuable to both defenders and attackers. zombie: A computer that has been compromised by an outside party, for the purpose of exploiting its computational and network resources; frequently linked into a botnet.