Zero-Day Attack

A zero-day attack is like a digital sneak attack. It’s a type of cyber assault that exploits a secret chink in the armor of your computer systems or software. The term “zero-day” indicates that it happens on the very day that the vulnerability is discovered. Essentially, there are zero days of advanced notice or defense against it.

Here are some key points about zero-day attacks:

1. Unpatched Vulnerability: Imagine your digital fortress is a castle with many doors and …

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