Zero Day Ending, Explained: Who Was Behind the Cyber Attack?

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While terrorists are threatening the United States, an ex-president is taking the lead in a commission of inquiry with full powers. A mullasson thriller and often confused led by Donald Trump's best enemy.

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Zero Day Ending, Explained: Who Was Behind the Cyber Attack?

Zero Day is a political thriller series on Netflix. Here's the Zero Day ending explained, and we reveal who was behind the cyber attack.

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The United States will be in chaos, but not as much as the fictitious America of Zero Day (in streaming on Netflix), new political thriller miniseries with Robert De Niro. In the series, a terrorist computer attack shocked the nation, extinguishing the main communications and electrical networks for exactly a minute and causing thousands of deaths. Anyone who launched the attack has concluded his brief siege with a disturbing threat: at a certai…

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Hello my dear readers, what do you think would happen if a hacker exploits a vulnerability in your operating system, your email or even on your smartphone?, and does so just before developers know it exists. Recently, the Zero Day series, starring famous actor Robert De Niro, has put this issue at the center of the public conversation. The post Before we realized: Zero-day attacks that could paralyze the world first appeared on Cubadebate.

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But Netflix's six-part video series has been guilty of casting 81-year-old Robert de Niro and a host of other great actors in roles they have nothing to play in. De Niro, as ex-president George Mullen, is portrayed as a man who has charisma and can calm crowds, but is also supposed to be a capable investigator. But, as is the case in political thrillers like this, something is not at play here. From the first moments, it seems that he himself hi…

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What Netflix's 'Zero Day' Got Right (and Wrong) About Cyberattacks

The new political thriller series imagines a large-scale cyberattack on the US. How realistic is the show?