Software Supply Chain Failures
Expanded from 'Vulnerable and Outdated Components' to address broader supply chain risks including unknown vulnerabilities introduced by third-parties, compromised packages, and build system attacks.
Aperçu
New category for 2025. The previous 'Vulnerable and Outdated Components' has evolved to encompass the full spectrum of supply chain risks, including compromised dependencies, typosquatting, and CI/CD pipeline attacks.
Comment les Attaquants Exploitent Cela
Comprendre les patterns d'attaque vous aide à construire de meilleures défenses. Ce sont les techniques que les équipes de sécurité surveillent.
Typosquatting attack
Malicious packages with names similar to popular libraries are published to package registries, hoping developers will install them by mistake.
Compromised maintainer
An attacker gains access to a legitimate package maintainer's account and publishes malicious updates.
Build system compromise
CI/CD pipelines are compromised to inject malicious code during the build process.
Comment Prévenir
- Remove unused dependencies, features, components, and documentation
- Continuously inventory component versions and their dependencies using SBOM
- Monitor sources like CVE, NVD, and OSV for vulnerabilities in components
- Only obtain components from official sources over secure links
- Verify package integrity using checksums and signatures
- Implement lockfiles and review dependency updates carefully
- Secure CI/CD pipelines with proper access controls and audit logging
- Use dependency scanning tools in your build pipeline
CWEs avec Détection Shoulder (2)
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Autres CWEs Associés (7)
Ces CWEs sont associés à cette catégorie mais n'ont pas encore de règles Shoulder.