Securing Global Software Supply Chains
Source: Carnegie Mellon University
The increasingly global nature of software development has raised concerns that global supply chains could be compromised, allowing malicious code to be inserted into a delivered software product during development, or enabling a compromised product to be substituted during delivery or installation. However, the intentional exploitation of software vulnerabilities inadvertently introduced during development continues to be the most attractive means of an attack.
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| Date: | Jun 2010 |



