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Zero-Day Attack

A Zero-Day Attack (also referred as Day Zero) is an attack that exploits a potentially serious software security weakness that the vendor or developer may be unaware of. The software developer must rush to resolve the weakness as soon as it is discovered in order to limit the threat to software users. The solution is called a Software Patch. Zero-day attacks can also be used to attack the internet of things (IOT).

A zero-day attack is a software-related attack that exploits a weakness that a vendor or developer was unaware of.

The name comes from the number of days a software developer has known about the problem.

The solution to fixing a zero-day attack is known as a software patch.

Zero-day attacks can be prevented, though not always, through antivirus software and regular system updates.

There are different markets for zero-day attacks that range from legal to illegal. They include the White Market, Grey Market, and Dark Market.

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