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that it’s far too easy for hackers to keep exploiting insidious zero-days because companies are not doing a good job of permanently shutting down flaws and loopholes.
In the worst case, a couple of zero-days that I discovered were an issue of the vendor fixing something on one line of code and, on literally the next line of code, the exact same type of vulnerability was still present and they didn't bother to fix it.
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An interesting article that shows why we should study security: https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/02/03/1017242/google-project-zero-day-flaw-security
I recommend you read that for fun.
According to the article:
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