Can Open Source Security Prevent Zero-Day Attacks?

A zero-day (or zero-day) vulnerability is a software security risk that is not known to the software vendor or user. A zero-day attack is an attempt by an attacker to gain access to a vulnerable system. This is a serious security threat and has a high success rate because companies typically don’t have defensive measures […]

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