#supplychainsecurity#hardwarebackdoor#bunniehuang
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SecurityHardwareWeb and application securityExploits and vulnerabilitiesElectronics
Andrew 'bunnie' Huang analyzes the feasibility of hardware supply chain attacks and explains how undocumented components can be hidden on boards.
Where did your computer come from? How many hands could have touched your machine before you powered it on for the first time? They say it takes a village to raise a child; it takes several countries to build a cutting-edge computer. Last October, a report released by Bloomberg Business Week dramatized the security risks incurred by our increasingly global supply chains. Although many details of the report have failed to hold up under scrutiny, the basic scenario is realistic. In this talk, we will calibrate expectations about how difficult (or easy) it may be for actors ranging from rogue individuals to Nation-States to infiltrate various points of our global supply chain.What people say. Recommended as an eye-opening and highly credible explanation of hardware supply chain security risks and detection difficulties.
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