What Is a Zero-Day Vulnerability? A zero-day vulnerability is a software flaw that the vendor doesn’t know about and hasn’t patched. The name comes from the vendor’s perspective: they’ve had…
What Is a Mobile Device Vulnerability? A mobile device vulnerability is a weakness in a phone or tablet’s hardware, software, or communication protocols that an attacker can exploit to compromise…
What Is a Misconfiguration Vulnerability? A misconfiguration vulnerability is a weakness created not by broken code, but by a setting that was left wrong: a default password never changed, a…
What Is a Cryptographic Vulnerability? A cryptographic vulnerability is a weakness in how data is encrypted – or in the algorithm, keys, protocol, or randomness behind that encryption – that…
What Are Supply Chain Vulnerabilities? A supply chain vulnerability is a weakness introduced into a product, system, or service before it ever reaches the organization using it – in the…
What Are Cloud-Specific Vulnerabilities? Cloud-specific vulnerabilities are security weaknesses that exist because of how cloud computing works – not because of a coding mistake or a missed patch in the…
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