What is a Zero-Day Vulnerability?

A zero-day vulnerability is also known as a zero-day exploit. It basically is a flaw in a web application that has gone unnoticed. In other words, it is an unknown exploit in the wild that exposes a vulnerability in any application. It occurs when a vulnerability is released in any software unnoticed and is available to be exploited wildly exploited by hackers. Generally, a zero-day exploit doesn't have any trace or historical data as it is a completely new vulnerability unknown to the software vendor and security teams across the world. A zero-day exploit leaves no opportunity for detection. Simply put, it is a security vulnerability for which no mitigation or patch is available at the time it is disclosed or made public.

Zero-Day Vulnerability Reports from Indusface

Our Zero-Day Vulnerability Reports contain the summary of all the security vulnerabilities detected by and publicly disclosed by Indusface's security team. Access them now to gain timely and actionable insights.