Introduction

                        Hi everyone, welcome back to our channel! Today, we're going to talk about a critical topic in cybersecurity: Zero-Day exploits. What are they, how do they work, and how can you protect yourself? Let's dive in!

                        **What is a Zero-Day Exploit?**

                        A Zero-Day exploit is a vulnerability in software or hardware that is discovered and exploited on the same day, before a patch or fix is available. This means that attackers can take advantage of the vulnerability without being detected.

                        **How Do Zero-Day Exploits Work?**

                        Zero-Day exploits typically involve exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in software or hardware. Attackers use various techniques to identify and exploit these vulnerabilities, including fuzz testing and reverse engineering.

                        **Examples of Zero-Day Exploits**

                        - Stuxnet (2010)
                        - Heartbleed (2014)
                        - EternalBlue (2017)