A supply chain attack is a type of cyber attack that targets the software or hardware supply chain to compromise the security of a system or organization. In a supply chain attack, adversaries target and exploit vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the supply chain, which can include software vendors, hardware manufacturers, distributors, or third-party service providers. By compromising the supply chain, attackers can inject malicious code, tamper with software or hardware components, or manipulate the distribution process to deliver compromised products or services to the intended targets.
A supply chain attack is a type of cyber attack that targets the software or hardware supply chain to compromise the security of a system or organization. In a supply chain attack, adversaries target and exploit vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the supply chain, which can include software vendors, hardware manufacturers, distributors, or third-party service providers. By compromising the supply chain, attackers can inject malicious code, tamper with software or hardware components, or manipulate the distribution process to deliver compromised products or services to the intended targets.
