Zero day attack protection

[Anshuman Anil Deshmukh <anshuman () cybage com>]

Hi,



Can I get some past references or examples where snort was able to protect from zero day (0 day) attacks, may be with 
open signatures or using subscriber/registered set of signatures?





Thanks and Regards,

Anshuman









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