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Market for zero-day exploits

Known as: The Market of Zero-Day Exploits 
The market for zero-day exploits refers to the commercial activity that happens around the trafficking of software exploits.
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2019
Review
2019
A survey of zero-day malware attacks and its detection methodology
The recent malware outbreaks have shown that the existing end-point security solutions are not robust enough to secure the… Expand
2019
2019
Secure Zero-Day Detection: Wiping Off the VEP Trade-Off
Governments and other bodies stockpile a significant number of zero-day vulnerabilities for offense. But at the same time, they… Expand
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2018
2018
PhasorSec: Protocol Security Filters for Wide Area Measurement Systems
The addition of synchrophasors to the power grid to improve observability comes at the cost of an increased attack surface: the… Expand
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2018
2018
Stockpiling Zero-day Exploits: The Next International Weapons Taboo
In the current state of global affairs, a market exists for zero-day exploits where researchers, nation states, industry… Expand
2016
2016
Securing promiscuous use of untrusted USB thumb drives in Industrial Control Systems
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are sensible targets for high profile attackers and advanced persistent threats, which are known… Expand
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2015
2015
A proposed framework for proactive vulnerability assessments in cloud deployments
Vulnerability scanners are deployed in computer networks and software to timely identify security flaws and misconfigurations… Expand
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2015
2015
Anticipating Cyber Vulnerability Exploits Using Machine Learning Machine Learning
  • 2015
    • Corpus ID: 38967208
| @RecordedFuture Every day about 20 new cyber vulnerabilities are released and reported, and these are related to various… Expand
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2014
2014
Signature Based Intrusion Detection for Zero-Day Attacks: (Not) A Closed Chapter?
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  • 47th Hawaii International Conference on System…
  • 2014
    • Corpus ID: 17257137
A frequent claim that has not been validated is that signature based network intrusion detection systems (SNIDS) cannot detect… Expand
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2013
2013
Measuring and Detecting Malware Downloads in Live Network Traffic
In this paper, we present AMICO, a novel system for measuring and detecting malware downloads in live web traffic. AMICO learns… Expand
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2013
2013
TRAPPING UNKNOWN MALWARE IN A CONTEXT WEB
The escalation of web-based threats has triggered the adoption of URL blocklists and web-object scanning techniques in anti-virus… Expand
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