ZeroDay vulnerabilities need more than just a patch ~
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A real-life example is Log4J, a widely used Java-based logging utility on web servers. Discovered in December 2021, attackers were so focused on taking advantage of this new vulnerability in Log4J that by the end of the month Symantec had blocked more attacks on the logging utility than any other vulnerability in 2021.
The warning remains the same; it only takes one click on an e-mail or visit to a compromised website, now combined with vulnerability exploit, to spread malicious software throughout the corporate network.The Threat Intelligence landscape is undoubtedly mature and offers a wide array of features. However, it is important not to forget vulnerabilities.
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