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The document discusses unknown vulnerability management (UVM) which involves detecting vulnerabilities, including zero-days, building defenses, and deploying patches. The UVM process includes attack surface analysis through fuzz testing software, reporting issues found, and mitigating risks through patch verification and IDS rule development. Key challenges are communicating issues without leaks, reproducing bugs easily, and ensuring patches do not introduce new issues.
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