Zero-Day-Vulnerabilities

Exploiting Unknown Weaknesses

Zero-day vulnerabilities are undiscovered or unpatched flaws in software that attackers exploit before a security update is available. These vulnerabilities pose a significant risk, as there is no immediate fix when an attack occurs.

Risks of Zero-Day Vulnerabilities:

• Unknown weaknesses are quickly and strategically exploited.
• Affected systems remain vulnerable until a patch is released.
• Higher risk in complex IT infrastructures with multiple applications.
• Can lead to massive data loss and system failures.