Surge in Zero-Day Exploits Marks 2023 Cybersecurity Battleground
March 27, 2024
There has been a 50% increase in the exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities in 2023 compared to 2022.
The trend has shifted towards a preference for zero-day vulnerabilities over n-day vulnerabilities among cyber attackers.
Nation-state backed adversaries are primarily driving the rise in zero-day exploits, with espionage as the main motive.
The research identifies both positive and negative security trends influencing the proliferation of zero-day vulnerabilities.
Experts forecast a continued escalation in zero-day exploits and highlight the urgency for improved cybersecurity measures.
Summary based on 6 sources
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