Zero Day Vulnerabilities Assessments, Exploits Detection, and Various Design Patterns in Cyber Software
Vidhanth Maan Thapa, Sudhanshu Srivastava, Shelly Garg
Abstract
Vidhanth Maan Thapa, Sudhanshu Srivastava, Shelly Garg
Abstract
In this technology-driven era, software development and maintenance is a rapidly growing domain and is predestined to thrive over the coming decade. But the growing demand for software solutions also brings its own implications. Software vulnerabilities are the most crucial of these. Software Vulnerabilities can be referred to as weaknesses or shortcomings of the software solutions which increase the risks of exploitation of resources and information. In the past few years, the number of exploits has been increasing rapidly, reaching an all-time high in 2021 affecting more than 100 million people worldwide. Although, even with the presence of existing vulnerability management models and highly secure tools and frameworks, software vulnerabilities are harder to identify and resolve as they may not be independent, and resolving them may cause other vulnerabilities. Moreover, a majority of the exploit are caused due to known vulnerabilities and zero-day vulnerabilities..
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In this technology-driven era, software development and maintenance is a rapidly growing domain and is predestined to thrive over the coming decade. But the growing demand for software solutions also brings its own implications. Software vulnerabilities are the most crucial of these. Software Vulnerabilities can be referred to as weaknesses or shortcomings of the software solutions which increase the risks of exploitation of resources and information. In the past few years, the number of exploits has been increasing rapidly, reaching an all-time high in 2021 affecting more than 100 million people worldwide. Although, even with the presence of existing vulnerability management models and highly secure tools and frameworks, software vulnerabilities are harder to identify and resolve as they may not be independent, and resolving them may cause other vulnerabilities. Moreover, a majority of the exploit are caused due to known vulnerabilities and zero-day vulnerabilities..
Key concepts: Exploit, Secure coding, Vulnerability management, Vulnerability (computing), Security bug, Computer security, Computer science, Software