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In a supply chain penetration attack, the attacker first compromises a third-party service provider with weaker security protection, then uses its legitimate access permissions to enter the general contractor's network.
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UnverifiedA supply chain attack refers to attackers not directly targeting the final target, but instead compromising a trusted third-party supplier, service provider or software update channel, using the trust relationship to penetrate the target network.80% similarUnverified攻击者可以通过供应商的管理后台、不安全的API接口或弱口令获得访问权限，批量控制门店的制冷设备，形成'单点突破、多点瘫痪'的攻击模式。73% similarUnverifiedA prerequisite for exploiting this vulnerability is that the attacker already has a certain level of Tailscale network access, meaning they are already a legitimate but restricted member of the network.72% similarUnverifiedSupply chain attacks plant malicious code indirectly by contaminating third-party libraries that a project depends on, rather than directly breaching the target project71% similarUnverifiedSupply chain attacks are difficult to defend against because they exploit an organization's implicit trust in trusted vendors, which traditional perimeter defenses are almost unable to detect71% similar
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