What are the two differences between vulnerability and exploit? (Choose two.)

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• AVulnerabilities can be found in hardware and software, and exploits can be used only for
• BZero-day exploit can be used to take advantage of a vulnerability until the vulnerable software or
• CKnown vulnerabilities are assigned special CVE numbers, and exploits are using process to take
• DZero-day exploit can be used for taking advantage of a known vulnerability, and cyber-attack can
• EVulnerabilities are usually populated in the dark web, and exploit tools and methods can be found

• A
  85% (23)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  4% (1)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

Vulnerabilities refer to weaknesses or flaws present in hardware, software, or configurations that can be exploited. They can exist in both hardware and software. Exploits, however, are methods, scripts, or tools that leverage vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access, execute commands, or perform malicious actions. While many exploits target software vulnerabilities, there are also exploits that target vulnerabilities in hardware or system configurations. Zero-day exploits are exploits that take advantage of vulnerabilities that are unknown to the software vendor or the public. Attackers use zero-day exploits until the vulnerability is discovered and patched, providing a window of opportunity for attacks.

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