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Zero-Day Exploits that are developed, distributed, and executed by Zero Day Attacks are becoming increasingly common and widespread in the world of cybersecurity and security research and development. Traditional protection tools depend on binary malware signatures or external URLs and server reputations. The best defense against zero-day attacks is one that focuses on detection and response, as prevention efforts typically fail on unknown vulnerabilities and exploits. An anomaly-based detection system tracks the processes of any abnormal behavior on a host computer if suspicious behavior is detected, a warning alert may be raised that the malware might be present.