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Vulnerability Management

Zero-Day Vulnerability

A vulnerability that is exploited before the vendor knows about it or has a fix.

A zero-day is a vulnerability unknown to the vendor and without a patch. Attackers exploit zero-days before defenders can respond. Mitigation depends on defense-in-depth: least privilege, network segmentation, WAFs, and anomaly detection.

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