Google's analysis of zero-day exploits in 2023 revealed a marked increase, with a focus on third-party libraries and drivers, affecting a wide range of products. The year saw a significant shift towards targeting enterprise technologies, with the rate of such exploits jumping from 11.8% in 2019 to 37.1%. High-profile security solutions were frequently compromised, pushing vendors to hasten their response and patching efforts. Defensive measures have evolved, with technologies like Google’s MiraclePtr and iOS’s Lockdown Mode reducing the viability of certain exploits. However, commercial surveillance vendors and state-backed groups, particularly from China, remain the most active exploiters, utilizing zero-days for espionage and financial gain.

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