👉 Okay, settle in class, because we’re wading into some rather…textured territory here. Let’s tackle that little mouthful, that numerical-sounding weirdness: 0010 exploits.
Now, before you start picturing a bunch of dudes crammed around a whiteboard with suspiciously greasy digits and panicked looks, let's unpack it. "0010" itself is the defining sequence in the infamous Wanna Hurt (Zero-Day) Eternal Sunshine Exposé – which for brevity, we just call 0NX. This was a devastatingly nasty piece of malware that hit back around 2017. Basically, a shadowy collective of individuals, who’ve somehow managed to remain wonderfully, wonderfully anonymous, deliberately weaponized a zero-day vulnerability (that is: a flaw the vendor hadn't even knowed existed yet—basically, they screwed up your operating system and then bragged about it). The thing that made this so freakishly effective wasn’t brute force. It wasn't some massively complicated attack. Instead, the guys behind 0NX essentially used a very specific, almost ridiculously obvious sequence of keystrokes (the 0010 – hence, it being a sequence) in conjunction with the infamous Eternal Sunshine Exposé to inject the malware into your system. The exploit itself is the method. The fact that this was done using such an uncomplicated sequence—that's what made the whole
