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Ah, from all could see, the article said next to nothing about how to detect an exploitation. Also the article concentrated on malicious, that is, malware, ex
by graycat 11y ago
Ah, from all could see, the article
said next to nothing about how
to detect an exploitation.
Also the article concentrated on
malicious, that is, malware,
exploitations.
Also can define zero day as
any problem never seen before.
The cause might be software
flaws, hardware failures,
human system management errors,
and more, all in addition to malicious causes.
Then for any and all zero day problems,
need to detect, diagnose, and
correct.
So, start at the beginning:
How to detect?
Here issues are, what parts
of, say, a server farm to monitor, what
data to
get and use, what to do
about rates of false alarms
and missed detections,
and more.