Zero-Day Exploits

A zero-day exploit refers to a cyber attack that targets a software vulnerability which is unknown to the software vendor or the public. This means there isn't a patch available to fix the vulnerability when the attack occurs. These vulnerabilities are discovered by malicious actors and exploited before developers have a chance to address them, making them particularly dangerous.

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