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Zero day vulnerability
The term “Zero-Day” is used when security teams are not aware of the vulnerability in their software, and they have “zero” days to work on a security patch or update to fix the problem. The term “Zero-Day” vulnerability is usually associated with the terms vulnerability, exploit, and threat. .
Typically, there are three general ways to identify zero-day threats:
Zero-Day Vulnerability: An unknown vulnerability or software flaw that a threat actor can target with malicious code.
Zero-Day Exploit: A method or tactic used by a malicious actor to take advantage of a vulnerability to attack a system.
Zero-Day Attack: A Zero-Day attack occurs when a hacker releases malware to exploit a software vulnerability before the software developer fixes the flaw.
Zero-day attacks are extremely dangerous for cloud workloads because they are unknown and can be very difficult to detect, making them a serious security risk, like a thief sneaking in through a backdoor left unintentionally.
How does a zero day attack happen?
A zero-day attack occurs once this flaw, or software/hardware vulnerability, has been exploited and the attackers release malware before the developer has had a chance to create a patch to fix the vulnerability - hence the “zero day pass”
Who carries out zero-day attacks?
Malicious actors that carry out zero-day attacks fall into different categories, depending on their motives for example:
Cybercriminals: Hackers whose motive is usually financial gain
Hackers: Hackers who are motivated by a political or social cause and want attacks to be visible to draw attention to their cause.
Corporate espionage: Hackers spy on companies to obtain information about them
Cyberwarfare: States or political actors spy on or attack another nation's cyber infrastructure.
Zero-day vulnerability
What is a zero-day vulnerability?
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What is a Zero-day Attack? Definition and Explanation
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What is a zero-day (computer)?
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