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21 zero-day issues were found in FFmpeg
(depthfirst.com)
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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2026
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Back in my day, zero-day meant exploited in the wild first, described publicly later. Or a disclosure without involving the target with an exploit attached.
I guess they must've published this without notifying ffmpeg first?
So you think they either actively exploited ffmpeg or sold an exploit?
dunno, I didn't open the article because the title claims they did and I don't want to encourage that sort of behavior with engagement 😜