Imagine a hidden flaw in software that no one—except cybercriminals—knows about. A zero-day vulnerability is exactly that: a security weakness that hasn’t been discovered or patched by developers.

Caitlin Cherry reviews two fun formulaic thrillers where you don't know who the real baddies are amongst the red herrings and bureaucrats: Protection (TVNZ On Demand) and Zero Day (Netflix).

From gripping dramas and thrilling mysteries to laugh-out-loud comedies, Netflix has something for everyone. This intense and ...

For decades, Fordham has been one of the world's most filmed universities. Its green quads, collegiate Gothic charm, and ...

Must-watch TV this season—from from Paradise to Zero Day and The Residence—is moving back into 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

I love watching some interesting web series and films. While Bollywood produces a large number of films, the majority stick ...

Today’s political dramas have conspiracy, murder and supervolcanoes. But their conventional White House protocols and ...

A portion of Lincoln Avenue in Rye Brook, New York, near the Westchester County Airport, was blocked off by the town police ...

Hollywood veteran Robert De Niro not only has responsibility as a senior actor but also has to make sure he fulfills all his ...

One comparison we’ll be keeping an eye on is how Adolescence performs against Baby Reindeer, Netflix’s 2024 British success, ...

Lesli Linka Glatter talks about directing Robert De Niro in his first TV role — Netflix’s “Zero Day” — and some of the absurd ...