Security firm eEye Digital Security has established a dedicated website for the zero-day exploit, to provide those who have been exposed but not yet released patches for vulnerabilities, as it has been announced, they will not cause too great a threat to user security.
Yesterday, this site gives seven zero-day vulnerabilities, six of which related to Microsoft, a company for Adobe Acrobat. Although not yet released the official patch, but the details of each vulnerability inside, eEye are given to prevent the intrusion of the initial solution, the user can refer to the above steps to protect their systems.
"Every day more and more zero-day exploit was found," eEye's chief technology officer Marc Maiffret said, "Many users use e-mail and phone to ask us for help, we want to use a more simple and effective way to tell the user These vulnerabilities are related to information and ways to protect their computers. "
Many security companies also track maintenance department of these loopholes, but there is no easy eEye website. Large companies has its own repair time, for example, Microsoft is the second Tuesday of each month patch release, very few exceptions, security experts because this cycle has a "zero-day Wednesday," the joke statement. Before the patch came out, as we refer to the information first "self-reliance," one, because the eEye website has a low risk level there 384 days a loophole.