Bankless · Saturday, October 24, 2026
Hari Mulackal states that the zero-day vulnerability clock has effectively hit zero, meaning companies with customer data or valuable assets are living on borrowed time and must act immediately to protect their systems.
“These days, a zero day clock is negative days. So that's what it's done. The clock has hit zero and you are on borrowed time in this present moment.”
“So if you are a company that has customer data, repetition worth protecting, money worth protecting, you need to act today. You need to have acted like six months ago, but the best time to act is today.”