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Review of malware and techniques for combating zero-day attacks

Emmah et al., 2017

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Document ID
7831292362860896252
Author
Emmah V
Ejiofor C
Onyejegbu L
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology

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Zero-day attacks have become a very important security issue that should not be overlooked. Malwares are used to infect computer systems thereby causing malicious intent. The frightening issue is that software vendors are not aware of the vulnerability available in …
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