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APPLYING ZERO TRUST IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN TO PREVENT DMA ATTACKS

APPLYING ZERO TRUST IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN TO PREVENT DMA ATTACKS

APPLYING ZERO TRUST IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN TO PREVENT DMA ATTACKS

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Sophisticated nation-state attackers are increasingly targeting the technology supply chain by embedding threats within trusted components before products reach end users. Firmware in modern SSD drives is particularly vulnerable, as it can be exploited to execute DMA attacks that provide attackers with deep system access and the ability to bypass operating system security controls. These risks highlight the importance of securing components at every stage of the supply chain. Organizations, including suppliers and validation teams, must implement strong security practices, continuous monitoring, and integrity checks to ensure that hardware and firmware remain trustworthy and protected from advanced, hidden threats.

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