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To me it seams like a part of the definition of a zero day exploit makes it impossible to stop.
by callesgg 9y ago
To me it seams like a part of the definition of a zero day exploit makes it impossible to stop.
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- Shorel 9y agoPart of the definition of a zero day exploit requires software providers to constantly fix issues, otherwise a thousand days exploit would be enough to compromise a system, and no zero day concept would have been necessary, they would be just called exploits.
- schoen 9y agoAt least, it requires someone to be able to act in mitigation. That might also be the user of the software (if they can patch it, find a workaround, have some other software validate inputs or detect attacks, etc.).