What Are Zero-Day Vulnerabilities?
A zero day vulnerability is an exploit that happens before a software or hardware developer becomes aware of it. This gives the developer “zero days” to create a security patch and fix it. Hackers can exploit these vulnerabilities to steal data, money, or cause damage. They often sell them on the dark web to other cybercriminals. YBERSECURITY HEAT Zero-day vulnerabilities are undiscovered flaws in software or hardware that hackers can use to breach systems and…