A zero-day vulnerability is a software flaw unknown to its vendor, leaving no patch available. Cybercriminals exploit it immediately for attacks, often targeting high-value systems. Attackers and nation-state actors benefit most, using it for espionage, data theft, or ransomware before discovery. This makes zero-days highly sought after on the black market.
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