Conditions préalables
An adversary with access to hardware/software processes and tools within the development or hardware/software support environment can insert malicious software into hardware components during development or update/maintenance.
Atténuations
Purchase IT systems, components and parts from government approved vendors whenever possible.
Establish diversity among suppliers.
Conduct rigorous threat assessments of suppliers.
Require that Bills of Material (BoM) for critical parts and components be certified.
Utilize contract language requiring contractors and subcontractors to flow down to subcontractors and suppliers SCRM and SCRA (Supply Chain Risk Assessment) requirements.
Establish trusted supplier networks.
Références
REF-439
Supply Chain Attack Framework and Attack Patterns
John F. Miller.
http://www.mitre.org/sites/default/files/publications/supply-chain-attack-framework-14-0228.pdf REF-660
Supply Chain Attack Patterns: Framework and Catalog
Melinda Reed, John F. Miller, Paul Popick.
https://docplayer.net/13041016-Supply-chain-attack-patterns-framework-and-catalog.html REF-685
Kaspersky Finds Sophisticated UEFI Malware in the Wild
https://www.extremetech.com/computing/315860-kaspersky-finds-sophisticated-uefi-malware-in-the-wild
Soumission
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2021-10-21 +00:00 |
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