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Zero Day is the primary antagonistic faction of Watch Dogs: Legion.
Description[]
Zero-Day is a terrorist and hacker group in direct competition with the prominent hacker group DedSec and is accredited with framing DedSec for the terrorist attacks shown in the prologue of Watch Dogs: Legion. This attack led to the rise of both Albion and the enforcement of martial law in England, and Clan Kelley who took advantage of the chaos to purge many of their rivals to become the dominant criminal element in London.
It is believed by some that Zero Day are actually rogue SIRS agents seeking to destabilize the nation.
Towards the end of the story campaign, it is revealed that Zero Day's leader and sole member is Sabine Brandt, the de facto leader of DedSec London, working within their organization, and using its operatives to further her own goals.
Faction Ideology[]
Zero-Day appears to be more of a zealous variation of DedSec, with DedSec's doctrine being used with more extremist approaches, such as cyber-terrorism, extremist terrorism, unleashing anarchy and social disorder as well as destroying high technology developments. Zero Day strictly believes in resetting London back to a world without high technologies in order to actually "benefit" the people.
The ideology incorporates strict luddite beliefs as well as violently opposing "broken philosophies" held by most people in London. These "broken philosophies", according to them, makes the civilians of London just as corrupt, petty, dishonest and vindictive as the people who oppress and prey on them, be it the self-righteous and delusional Nigel Cass, or sadistic opportunists like Mary Kelley.
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Trivia[]
- Despite Zero-Day being the main antagonistic faction of the Watch Dogs: Legion campaign, it does not possess any territory or having any other known members besides its leader.
- The mission Digging Up the Past shows that most of the soldiers and resources of Zero Day have been extracted from within Albion and Clan Kelley, much like what DedSec can do to add to their numbers.
- Zero-Day seems to take their name from the term "Zero-Day vulnerability", security hole in a computer system unknown to its owners, developers or anyone capable of mitigating it.