Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: Understanding the Threat and How to Mitigate It

Welcome to the Cybersecurity Mindset channel. In the realm of cybersecurity, zero-day vulnerabilities pose significant threats to organizations and individuals alike. A zero-day vulnerability refers to a software flaw or weakness that is exploited by hackers before the software vendor becomes aware of its existence or has the opportunity to develop a patch. Because there is zero-day time between the discovery of the vulnerability and the release of a fix, attackers can launch attacks and compromise systems without any warning, making these vulnerabilities extremely dangerous. As someone who spends a significant amount of time with clients, I've seen a rise in this over the last say 6 months or so. Lately they've been appearing for VPN products.

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