A zero-day vulnerability is a hidden software flaw unknown to its vendor, meaning no patch exists when attackers exploit it. These exploits are prized by cybercriminals for data theft, by state-sponsored hackers for espionage, and by brokers who sell the intel to the highest bidder. The window of exposure—from discovery to fix—makes it a powerful, silent weapon.
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