Critical severity vulnerability in Node-gyp
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Zero-day vulnerabilities don't wait. Neither does Snyk.
AI coding tools are pulling vulnerable packages into your supply chain faster than any team can manually track — and frontier models are accelerating how fast attackers exploit them. Snyk detects zero-day exposure across direct and indirect dependencies, often before public disclosure. Find with a click, fix with a PR.
Zero-day vulnerabilities: "when" not "if"
Zero-day vulnerabilities arise without notice, so you need an AppSec solution and response playbook in place to find and remediate immediately to reduce risk and exposure.
The majority of code in a project is third-party
Free and open source software constitutes of any modern application, leaving all direct and transitive dependencies vulnerable to zero-days.
Dependencies have their own dependencies
Fixing zero-days in direct dependencies can be tough, but fixing zero-days in indirect dependencies takes powerful tools.
Malicious actors are getting faster
AI is predicted to accelerate attacker timelines by 50% by 2027, as AI tools automate vulnerability discovery and exploitation — tightening the window between disclosure and compromise.
Snyk customers find and fix zero-day vulns faster
When the critical Log4Shell vulnerability hit, Snyk customers remediated the vulnerability faster – protecting their applications and their own customers, while saving developer hours.
80%
Faster scan times, resulting in 84,000 hours claimed by customers using the Snyk platform.
60%
Faster vulnerability remediation times, avoiding 72,000 hours of rework annually.
228%
ROI potential over three years for Snyk customers using our AI Security Platform.
Snyk was the first to update [to remediate Log4Shell]... I felt very comfortable understanding our posture, understanding who was impacted, and being able to figure out next steps.
Amanda Alvarez
Technical Security Product Owner, CVS Health
Enable your developers to remediate zero-day vulnerabilities quickly with Snyk
When a zero-day drops, security teams don't have hours to spare. Snyk gives developers the context to find exposure instantly and the automated fixes to resolve it without waiting for a security review.
Industry-leading open source & container security intelligence
Snyk researchers hand-curate the Snyk Vulnerability Database, including zero-day data that often arrives ahead of NVD and other public sources. Snyk identifies risk in direct and transitive dependencies, including packages AI coding tools introduce without developer review, so teams know their exposure the moment a CVE drops.
Continuous monitoring to find faster
Snyk runs in your Git repos, scans from the IDE, and adds security directly into CI/CD, so projects are continuously monitored for the latest vulnerabilities.
Suggested fixes so your devs can fix quickly and move on
Snyk delivers one-click fix PRs that upgrade vulnerable dependencies to safe versions — with Breakability analysis confirming the upgrade won't break your build. For teams running at AI speed, Snyk's Remediation Agent autonomously generates and verifies fixes across your estate, so zero-day remediation doesn't wait on developer capacity.
Prepare for zero-day vulnerabilities with Snyk
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Recent zero-day vulnerabilities
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Node-gyp Supply Chain Compromise: A Self-Propagating npm Worm That Hides in binding.gyp
A new npm worm is abusing binding.gyp to trigger node-gyp during install, letting malicious packages run code without lifecycle scripts. It steals credentials, persists in GitHub, and self-propagates across maintainers.
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Governing Security in the Age of Infinite Signal – From Discovery to Control
AI can find vulnerabilities at scale, but enterprise security now depends on control, validation, and governance that can keep up.
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Zero-Day Vulnerability Playbook
In this guide, we’ll cover the basics of zero-days and then provide a playbook that your team can use to prepare for any zero-days on the horizon.