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Attack Pattern

Malicious Code Implanted During Chip Programming

CAPEC-672 · Detailed · Draft
During the programming step of chip manufacture, an adversary with access and necessary technical skills maliciously alters a chip’s intended program logic to produce an effect intended by the adversary when the fully manufactured chip is deployed and in operational use. Intended effects can include the ability of the adversary to remotely control a host system to carry out malicious acts.
likelihood: Low severity: High
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