Zero-Day Attack Detection refers to the identification of security vulnerabilities that are exploited by attackers before the software developer has had a chance to issue a fix. In the context of cryptocurrencies, these vulnerabilities can put wallets, exchanges, and smart contracts at serious risk.When a zero-day vulnerability is discovered, it means that there is no existing defense or patch available to counter the exploit. Attackers can take advantage of these weaknesses to steal funds or manipulate transactions.Detection methods often involve monitoring for unusual patterns of behavior that could indicate an ongoing attack. This might include sudden spikes in transaction volume, unexpected changes in account balances, or abnormal access requests.Effective detection is critical for mitigating the risks associated with zero-day attacks. By quickly identifying potential threats, platforms can respond promptly, safeguarding users’ assets and maintaining the integrity of the network.