Developing artificial robotic arms & legs which would would perform simple tasks like moving around an obstacle (for tetraplegic patients for example).Over time the algorithm can then adjust to the individuals preferences and brain signals.

Brain reading robots

Printing 3D artificial bones with a material with similar properties to human bones.These artificial bones can replace the damaged bones for example.

3D printed bones

Are you a fan of a good tasty nutrition? A beautiful steak of meat, or a delicious ice-cream... Well, what if you we tell you that your preferred food is a 100% lab-made, would you still eat it?

Lab-made dairy products

Everything is in the title... Imagine a plane with Hydrogen fuel only. This means 0 carbone emission.There is a project of a concept plane powered completely by liquid hydrogen and with capacity to fly roughly 279 passengers.

Hydrogen planes

Q Bio is a us company building a scanner that will measure hundreds of biomarkers in around an hour. Then, It intends to use this data to produce a 3D digital avatar of a patient’s body – known as a "digital twin". This could help doctors prioritise which patients need to be seen most urgently, but also to develop more sophisticated ways of diagnosing illness.

Digital “twins” that track your health

You certainly didn't miss the last trending hot topict: Metaverse!! This new revolution aim to create a "digital" second world.Of course, VR plays a central role. It is getting lots of funding right now and will be seeing drastic improvements in the next couple of years.

Virtual reality universes

Reducing CO2 is a big challenge. Imagine a technology taking CO2 from the air and either storing it in deep geological caves under ground, or using it in combination with hydrogen to produce synthetic fuels.This could prove to be one of the best technological advances for the future of the environment. But it has a lot of complications right now.

Direct air capture

The average cremation reportedly releases 400kg of CO2 into the atmosphere. So, some companies are thinking about a greener way to die like composting the body, or using a special suit made with mushrooms and other microorganisms that aid the dead body decomposition.Well, in my opinion, there is a very old solution that works quite well... burying the body. The soil will do the rest!

Green funerals

Bionic eyes is becoming reality. In January 2021, a successful surgery implanted the world’s first artificial cornea into a bilaterally blind.Scientists developed an artificial iris fitted to smart contact lenses that correct a number of vision disorders. And even working on wireless brain implants that bypass the eyes altogether. These innovations will take the world of health to another level.

Artificial eyes

As the the future is drawn for the autonomous driving, it can change all the vision for transportation and delivery solutions.Autonomous taxis can take from place A to place B without any driver, your amazone order can be delivered by a drone and so on... Infrastructures & organization are going to be important to facilitate this technological elvolution.

Airports for drones and flying taxis

Scientists have found a way to store energy in the red bricks that are used to build houses but it's i the proof-of-concept stage.This technology can change the way of thinking about our homes and infrastructures and how to use energy.

Energy storing bricks

Imagine your wearable solution could be charged automatically by using your sweat... Yes you sweat and other energy source!!!It could be possible in the near future. Engineers at the University of Glasgow have developed a new type of flexible supercapacitor. The device works by coating polyester cellulose cloth in a thin layer of a polymer, which acts as the supercapacitor’s electrode which stores energy, replacing the electrolytes found in conventional batteries with sweat.

Sweat powered smartwatches

Researchers have developed an new material walled "living concrete" (using sand, gel and bacteria). It has a self healing power from cracks and it can clean the air from toxins and pollution.

Self-healing ‘living concrete’

Here we are speaking about a new class of artefact: a living, programmable robots. They were made using stem cells from frog embryos. These new machines can perform different tasks: <ul><li>searching radioactive contamination</li><li>gathering microplastic in the oceans.</li><li>traveling in arteries to scrape out plaque</li></ul>

Living robots

In the future, internet will become available in every point on earth, even in inaccessible areas. This can become true by using satellites. Some of internet operators of today may disappear.

Internet for everyone

The bio-bean company is working on recycling coffee waste. It can turn 85% of this waste into biofuels for heating buildings and powering transport.  For information, London’s coffee industry creates over 200,000 tonnes of waste every year. Recycling in this industry could only be beneficial of environnement.

Coffee power

A new technology using loud noises to fight forest fires could be used in the near future. Since sound is made up of pressure waves, it can be used to disrupt the air surrounding a fire, essentially cutting off the supply of oxygen to the fuel. At the right frequency, the fire simply dies out.

Drown forest fires in sound

Scientists have used AI to try to understand how can the flatworm regenerate easily parts of its body. By analysing and simulating countless scenarios, the computer was able to solve the mystery of the flatworm’s regeneration in just 42 hours!The machine in this experiment was able to create a new, abstract theory independently – a huge step towards the development of a conscious computer, and potentially a landmark step in the way we carry out research.

The AI scientist

The fast-charging solution of electric cars would clearly accelerate facilitate and accelerate the adoption of these cars. The problem is that fast-charging is bad for lithium batteries because of heat damage. However, researchers have now found that they can avoid the damage if the batteries could heat to 60°C for just 10 minutes and then rapidly cool again to ambient temperatures. This research can pave the way for the adoption of this technology.

Car batteries that charge in 10 minutes

Scientists have succeeded to mimic the neurons in our nervous system by attaching artificial neurons onto silicon chips. So they could reproduce the electrical properties of real neurons in minute detail.Researchers hope their work could be used in medical implants to treat conditions such as heart failure and Alzheimer’s as it requires so little power.

Artificial neurons on silicon chips

Javier Ponce is an architect who first designed a floating farm project designed on the dual principle of aquaponies and vertical agriculture. This solution could meet the growing needs in terms of food in the near future.

Floating farms

Russian scientist Sergey Zimov wanted to study the animals' impact on environment and climate.He hopes to recreate an old environment in a wildlife park for herbivores like wild horses and bisons, with extinct megafauna like mammoths replaced by modern hybrids...

Pleistocene Park

"A disruptive idea must be considered ridiculous, then dangerous, the self-evident". And you, how do you find these 22 future technology ideas?

The future is coming, and sooner than you think. These emerging technologies will change the way we live, how we look after our bodies and help us avert a climate disaster.

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Future technology: 22 ideas about to change our world

Maybe the COVID pandemic has accelerated the adoption and acceptance of digitalization in society. The fashion industry has benefited from that and it's making marketing campaigns and fashion show on digital. With AI, they will be able to make a 3D digital fashion model in the near future.

1. Marketing Campaigns and Fashion Shows going virtual

It's clear that more and more people are buying fashions online. But it would be better if these clients have solutions to test the fitting virtually. This will reduce the return rate and qlso can drive more clients to make their shopping online.

2. Virtual Fitting Room and better customisation reducing returns and enhancing customer experience

The idea is to embrace the circular economy and second hand clothes. This is eco friendly solutionTechnology like AI has the potential to improve customer experiences in the used clothes market from a variety of different angles, including more reliable pricing, better-personalized user experiences, better styling services and of course, as we’ve introduced before, more precise sizing.

3. Propelling the second-hand market

Like the previous idea, rental fashion is another eco friendly solution. It is a solution to save you the expenses of purchasing expensive garments that are almost like single-use, as well as saving millions of under-utilised clothes.Technology is helping to scale up the system and make it faster to free up inventories so customers, to automatically recognise the materials and corresponding cleaning methods of returned clothes when sorting them. Minimal inbound processing time is achieved, therefore maximizing the reuse potential of clothes and their benefits to the environment.

4. Rental Fashion meets AI

Researchs are ongoing to keep developing data analytics and machine learning models to better predict sales, clothing trends, customer behaviour and reduce the number of unsold clothes each season. Being cost-saving and environmentally friendly at the same time,

5. AI sales prediction prevents stockpiling

The fashion industry is a fast growing industry. Solutions must be found to make it more sustainable. And technology like AI can help to achieve that.

Growing at a rate of 5.8% from 2020 to 2021, (IBISWorld, 2021) the expansion of the global apparel manufacturing industry hasn’t halted during COVID-19, thanks to our desire to keep ourselves up with…

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5 ways AI is transforming the fashion industry for sustainability

Now, let's say you're searching on Google for videos about becoming a software developer. Instead of just typing, become a software developer into Google's search box, you will probably be better off searching for the phrase explicitly.To do this, simply enclose whatever it is you are searching for within double quotes. Example: "become a software developer."

Explicit Phrase

If you want to find pages with your search query mentioned in the URL, type allinurl: immediately followed by your search query.

Words in the URL

Often, you want to search a specific website for content that matches a certain phrase. Even if the site doesn’t support a built-in search feature, you can use Google to search the site for your term.Simply use the site: somesite.com modifier.

Search Within a Website

Let's say you want to search for every website that cites your own website article on their website. To do this, use the link: command, immediately followed by the name of a page.Google will give you web pages that link your official website. The more specific the URL is, the fewer, more pointed results you'll get.

A Page That Links to Another Page

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Googling Is a Skill: 4 Advanced Search Tips to Ask Google the Right Way

Wordle moved from its original web address to one run by the New York Times (NYT) last weekend and some players are not happy.﻿Those still playing the daily word game on the original website - because they downloaded it or have not refreshed their browser - are getting different words to solve from the NYT version.That is because the paper has removed five-letter words it deemed offensive.But it has denied the other big fans' complaint - that it has got harder.

Changes In The Popular Word Game

The game, which asks players to find a five-letter word each day with clues along the way, has grown in popularity from fewer than 100 players in November to millions by the end of January.The NYT denied any changes to gameplay, but it did admit that it was in the process of removing "offensive words" which included whore, slave and wench from both the list of acceptable guesses and the answers.

No More Five Letter Swear Words

Wordle isn't fun since the New York Times took over. Is it just me?

Players also ask whether the word game has got more difficult, but the paper denies it has changed.

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Wordle: New York Times changes upset fans

“This is not a race against the machines. If we race against them, we lose. This is a race with the machines. You’ll be paid in the future based on how well you work with robots. Ninety percent of your coworkers will be unseen machines.”

According to Kelly, much of the future technological forces are inevitable. Twelve trends will change the ways in which we work, learn and communicate. If you can position yourself to leverage these changes, you will do well in the next three decades.

The future of technology

In the future, everything will depend on upgrading. We will be perpetual “newbies” trying to keep up. We’ll be in a constant flux of learning and change. Being in constant motion, we will no longer notice the motion, and big changes can catch us off guard.  We have instant access to over 60 trillion pages on the web, from music, encyclopaedia, weather forecasts, satellite images, news, road maps, stock quotes. No one anticipated this wealth of material created by the audience. Yet the greatest accomplishments are still ahead of us. In terms of the internet, nothing has happened yet.

Becoming: Always upgrading services and subscriptions

In the future, everything will be intelligent. Genuine AI will plug into the grid, like electricity. You will take X and add AI. For example, phone cameras added computation and erased the need for glass lenses. Similar changes will happen in other areas such as chemistry, investing, music, and law. In this century, 70% of jobs will be replaced by automation - yours included. Our jobs will be to teach machines how to do our old jobs.

Cognifying: Making everything smarter using cheap AI

In the future, everything will be copied. Our previous economy was built on warehoused full of fixed goods. Now we value intangibles. Cars become transportation services. Desktop files move from webs and pages to clouds and streams. Now we don’t desire free music and movies. Instead, we want the flexibility to remix songs, sample soundtracks and link things to other things.

Flowing: Depending on unstoppable streams in realtime for everything

In the future, everything will be linked and tagged.  Wikipedia is a stream of edits and the first networked book. In the future, all information will be cross-linked. We watch our screens, and our screens will watch us.

Screening: Turning all surfaces into screens

Society will shift from one where we own assets to one where instead we will have access to services at all times. In the future, we will have everything available immediately, without owning it. Uber owns no vehicles. Airbnb owns no real estate. So whatever you need, you will be able to get the best and latest.

Accessing: You will own nothing

In the future, everything will be shared. Over 1.4 billion people share their lives on Facebook in an informational commune.  The volume of creative work in the next decade will far surpass the last 50 years. More artists, authors, musicians. Any idea, thought, or artefact can be contributed to and experienced by anyone if they want.

Sharing: Collaboration at mass scale

In the future, you won't have the time to read anything. We'll need to filter down what we like, what our friends like, the stuff we should like, and that which would surprise us.

Filtering: Harnessing intense personalization to anticipate our desires

In the future, everything will rely on remixing. For example, a Hollywood blockbuster can take a million people-hours to produce, but millions of video clips are shared every day. These clips rely on remixing. We will expect scroll-back functions. In the future, immersive environments and virtual realities will be able to scroll back to earlier states.

Remixing: Recombining parts in all possible ways

In the future, we will record everything we do - car movements, highway traffic, mail, cell phone locations, credit card transactions, internet activities, fitness data. Measuring all the aspects of ourselves will create personal treatments and medicines.  Billions of things will track themselves too.  For example. every car manufactured since 2006 records miles driven, speed, sudden braking, speed of turns, and gas mileage.

Tracking: Employing total surveillance

In the future, everything will be immersive. 
Virtual reality feels authentic. The best VR will create a deep engagement with other people, even enabling you to make eye contact with people in VR.

Interacting: Immersing ourselves inside our computers to maximize engagement

Billions of connected people are creating a new level of organisation. Wikipedia was considered to be impossible. Crazy and improbable things happen all the time, and are then broadcasted on YouTube. 
Impossible things happening now are because a new level of organisation is enabled by instant connectivity. In the future, we will have a trillion times increase.

Questioning: Promoting good questions. The improbable will be the new normal

In the future, everything will become part of one very large thing.
People will link themselves together on a planetary scale. Each time we click a link, we train the global mind. In 30 years, people will look back and say, "that was the birth of the era we are living in."

Beginning: Constructing a system connecting all humans and machines into a global matrix

Kevin Kelly - a digital visionary - describes the twelve trends of the next 30 years that will change how we live.

“A quintessential work of technological futurism.” – James Surowiecki, strategy + business, “Best Business Books 2017 – Innovation” From one of our leading technology thinkers and writers, a guide through the twelve technological imperatives that will shape the next thirty years and transform our lives Much of what will happen in the next thirty years is inevitable, driven by technological trends that are already in motion. In this fascinating, provocative new book, Kevin Kelly provides an optimistic road map for the future, showing how the coming changes in our lives—from virtual reality in the home to an on-demand economy to artificial intelligence embedded in everything we manufacture—can be understood as the result of a few long-term, accelerating forces. Kelly both describes these deep trends—interacting, cognifying, flowing, screening, accessing, sharing, filtering, remixing, tracking, and questioning—and demonstrates how they overlap and are codependent on one another. These larger forces will completely revolutionize the way we buy, work, learn, and communicate with each other. By understanding and embracing them, says Kelly, it will be easier for us to remain on top of the coming wave of changes and to arrange our day-to-day relationships with technology in ways that bring forth maximum benefits. Kelly’s bright, hopeful book will be indispensable to anyone who seeks guidance on where their business, industry, or life is heading—what to invent, where to work, in what to invest, how to better reach customers, and what to begin to put into place—as this new world emerges.

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“A quintessential work of technological futurism.” – James Surowiecki, strategy + business, “Best Business Books 2017 – Innovation” From one of our leading technology thinkers and writers, a guide through the twelve technological imperatives that will shape the next thirty years and transform our lives Much of what will happen in the next thirty years is inevitable, driven by technological trends that are already in motion. In this fascinating, provocative new book, Kevin Kelly provides an optimistic road map for the future, showing how the coming changes in our lives—from virtual reality in the home to an on-demand economy to artificial intelligence embedded in everything we manufacture—can be understood as the result of a few long-term, accelerating forces. Kelly both describes these deep trends—interacting, cognifying, flowing, screening, accessing, sharing, filtering, remixing, tracking, and questioning—and demonstrates how they overlap and are codependent on one another. These larger forces will completely revolutionize the way we buy, work, learn, and communicate with each other. By understanding and embracing them, says Kelly, it will be easier for us to remain on top of the coming wave of changes and to arrange our day-to-day relationships with technology in ways that bring forth maximum benefits. Kelly’s bright, hopeful book will be indispensable to anyone who seeks guidance on where their business, industry, or life is heading—what to invent, where to work, in what to invest, how to better reach customers, and what to begin to put into place—as this new world emerges.

Kevin Kelly

The Inevitable

Microsoft has released the first preview of its Android app support in Windows 11 to testers in the Windows Insider program. Apps will be listed in the Microsoft Store, but users will be sent to Amazon's Appstore to get them installed or updated. The apps will run in a virtual machine side by side with other Windows apps. There are only 50 apps officially available with the preview. More details on the preview, including screenshots of the setup process and Android apps running on Windows, are available.

Windows 11 Is Coming

Chrome OS Flex is a new version of Chrome OS designed to run on PCs and Macs. It is designed for businesses and schools and can be installed within minutes. The OS looks and feels identical to Chrome OS on a Chromebook, but some features may be dependent on the hardware that it is running on. Chrome OS Flex is still in early access mode. It can be booted from a USB drive without being installed.

A Leaner, More Flexible Chrome OS

The genetic variety produced through sexual reproduction provides a significant evolutionary advantage. Asexual reproduction appears to be exceedingly unfavorable in the long run. Scientists have confirmed, through an analysis of genome data, that a species of mite has reproduced completely asexually for at least thousands of years. The scientists' next step is to find out how the species survived through this method.

Science: The Beetle That Survived Thousands Of Years Without Mating

Sony’s new LinkBuds are an open-style earbud with a unique and comfortable style, fantastic voice call performance, and a transparency mode to keep wearers aware of their surroundings. The battery lasts around 5.5 hours with an additional 12 hours through case recharges. They are made using recycled materials, giving them a speckled look out of the factory. The earbuds come in black or white and weigh around four grams each.

Tech Hardware: Sony LinkBuds

Facebook employees, who have been colloquially known as 'Facebookers', will now be known as 'Metamates'. The change comes after an all-hands meeting detailing the company's new direction. Facebook is not the only company that uses these types of phrases to refer to its employees. The new nickname for workers comes with new company values such as being direct and respectful of colleagues.

Zuckerberg Tells Facebook Employees They Are Now 'Metamates'

Google search results are dying as most of the web has become too inauthentic to trust. Most people now use Google to search through Reddit posts for answers. Serving ads creates misaligned incentives for search engines, SEO has resulted in poor quality sites surfacing to the top of search results, and AI now tries to figure out what the user wants rather than through only search terms. Reddit results are more authentic as people discuss what they think without the commercial aspect other websites have.

Google Search Is Dying

Microsoft has released the first preview of its Android app support in Windows 11 to testers in the Windows Insider program. Apps will be listed in...

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Tesla predicted the advent of smartphones in the 21th century and it was his most proven prediction

Smartphones and Tv

"When wireless is perfectly applied the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain, which in fact it is, all things being particles of a real and rhythmic whole. We shall be able to communicate with one another instantly, irrespective of distance"

He predicted that we can ride from New York to London in few hours,  and flying machines will carry no fuel and will be free from any limitations of the present airplanes and dirigibles...Well, I must admit that the first part is very plausible, but we should wait for the second part!

Flying Machines

"It is more than probable that the household's daily newspaper will be printed 'wirelessly' in the home during the night" That was in 1920!

Wireless Printing Newspapers at Home 

He predicted the rise of the female species to become superior to men. But he didn't mean that in a favorable way. In fact, given his convictions at the time, he was frightened that women would become "victims" of their own success.

Female Superiority, For Better and Worse

Tesla predicted eugenics, and that in the future, marriages may be subject to prior state authorization. Governments can force a sterilization of an individual if they estimate that he does not have favorable genes.In my opinion, this prediction would be the most miserable if it ever comes true

Perfection of Humanity

Some predictions may come true and some not. But it's important to see how great and brilliant scientists as Tesla was imagining the future!

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Nikola Tesla's Incredible Predictions For Our Connected World

7 Things to learn if you want to create the life you want.

How To Create The Life That You Want In 1 Year?

Doing a life audit is crucial for pinpointing where to make adjustments and jumpstarting your new journey. Start by figuring out where you stand in the 8 areas of life - health, finances, personal development, career, relationship, self-care, home life and free time.What changes would you make the biggest impact in your life for each area?

1. Do A Life Audit

Your mindset is what sets the tone for everything in your life. Changing your mindset is what will change your life. What we think and believe is what we act upon.Change your perspective - From now on anytime anything negative happens, instead of feeling like a victim, ask yourself what you can change or control.

2.Make A Mindset Shift

Having a vision means we have a clear sense of purpose. It means we have a much larger picture of our business, or our life, than simply setting and reaching short-term goals and tackling problems as they come along.Visions are driven by passion and dreams, and they are reflected through real efforts to create real results.

3.Create A Vision 

Once you have your vision, the fog lifts and your roadmap starts to become clear again.But, nobody is going to drive the car for you- you got to put in the work to achieve your goals and change your own life.Consistent, daily practice is how you make that happen. If you watered the plants just a little each day, overtime your garden always grew.

4.Work On Yourself Daily

If you want to change your life, YOU aren't the only thing that has to change- your environment has to change too. For example, if you always hang out with negative thinking people, you'll tend to believe the limitations they're setting for you.However, if you hang out with other "doer's" and people who want to see you succeed, there is a much higher chance that you will.

5. Design Your Environment For Success 

Nothing will change your life faster than building new skills. Whatever the case, imagine a year where you start out having a limited skill-set. Dedicate time during your day to build your skills.Learn them via books, videos and podcasts, but don't forget to physically practice your skills too.

6. Learn New Skills And Improve Upon Your Existing Ones

The whole point of this exercise is to CHANGE. That means your thoughts and behaviours, in addition to your surroundings, will change throughout the year.You may realise that what you initially sought isn't what you want anymore.Don't get so focused on the process that you lose sight of what YOU want and most important.....having fun

7. Lastly, Enjoy The Process 

Everyone wants to live their life the way they want and that's perfectly OK. But the real question is, HOW. How can we live a life we like? Here are 7 steps you must take to create a life that yiu want to live.

How To Live A Dream Life?

Communication technology has created the expectation of people being always and instantly available. A 2021 survey found that 30% of Americans are constantly online. This is because most people have mobile phones with platforms of communication and can respond immediately. Added is that apps and social media have ingrained 24/7 communication into our lives.

Digital availability / 24-hour burden

Message-senders expect immediate replies. They may get annoyed and ride an emotional roller coaster when a message isn't immediately answered. 'Maybe something bad happened.' 'Maybe he's mad at me.' The sender may wonder why they can't just respond with a busy now, talk later. These negative feelings can increase when sending a joke or meme and expecting a quick haha or a simple emoji. Part of what cause these uncomfortable feelings is that there's no universal agreed-upon etiquette for behaviour in a 24/7 digital world.

The nagging feeling

In other areas of our lives, we have clearly defined norms we regard as 'correct.' For example, when you share big news with someone, an immediate congratulations is generally expected, while a delayed response may seem rude. In a 24/7 digital world, not everyone agrees on norms. When people get annoyed by a non-response, they may project their own norms or rules onto others as if their standards are universal.

Notification norms

If you get angry about a slow or non reply, it may help to remember that you're projecting your own anxieties on the recipient when you don't know what is going on with the other person. When you have a friend whose communication patterns are annoying, perhaps an open and honest discussion might be needed. If you find that you blood is boiling, it may be best to just put down the phone for some time.

What we can do

You sent a text – but it’s been an hour, and your friend hasn’t replied to your message yet. Why are you so angry about it?

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The crippling expectation of 24/7 digital availability

The term “zero-day” refers to a newly discovered software vulnerability and the fact that developers have zero days to fix the problem because it has been — and has the potential to be — exploited by hackers. Sometimes written as 0-day, zero-day definitions run the gamut: A zero-day vulnerability, also known as a zero-day threat, is a flaw in security software that’s unknown to someone interested in mitigating the flaw, like a developer. A zero-day exploit is when hackers take advantage of a zero-day vulnerability for malicious reasons, oftentimes by way of malware to commit a cyberattack.

1. Zero-day definitions:

Security software vulnerabilities can come in many forms, including unencrypted data, broken algorithms, bugs, or weak passwords. What makes a vulnerability a zero-day is when someone interested in mitigating the flaw is unaware of it, meaning an official patch or update to fix the flaw doesn’t exist. Once the vulnerability is discovered, it is no longer considered a zero-day.

2. What makes a vulnerability a zero-day?

Zero-day attacks begin with zero-day vulnerabilities, meaning flaws or holes in security software. These can result from improper computer or security configurations or programming errors by developers themselves. The whole notion of a zero-day attack is that cyber attackers exploit these vulnerabilities without developers knowing. Cyberattackers might write — or purchase from the dark web — exploit codes to spot these vulnerabilities. When they do, it’s akin to a welcome mat for a zero-day attack.

3. How do zero-day attacks work?

While software developers are constantly looking to patch security vulnerabilities we see this in the form of software updates cyberattackers are constantly seeking to exploit them. And there are many types of cyberattackers, each with its own motivations: Cybercriminals or hackers are often financially motivated Hacktivists are motivated by drawing attention to a cause social or political Corporate espionage artists are motivated by spying on companies Cyberwarfare attackers can be countries or independent malicious actors who want to compromise a cybersecurity infrastructure as an act of war

4. Who conducts zero-day attacks?

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Zero-day vulnerability: What it is, and how it works

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