| 名称 |
Data Injected During Configuration |
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| 摘要 |
An attacker with access to data files and processes on a victim's system injects malicious data into critical operational data during configuration or recalibration, causing the victim's system to perform in a suboptimal manner that benefits the adversary. |
| 前置条件 |
The attacker must have previously compromised the victim's systems or have physical access to the victim's systems. Advanced knowledge of software and hardware capabilities of a manufacturer's product. |
| 执行流程 |
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阶段 |
描述 |
技术手法 |
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Explore |
[Determine configuration process] The adversary, through a previously compromised system, either remotely or physically, determines what the configuration process is. They look at configuration files, data files, and running processes on the system to identify areas where they could inject malicious data. |
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| 2 |
Explore |
[Determine when configuration occurs] The adversary needs to then determine when configuration or recalibration of a system occurs so they know when to inject malicious data. |
- Look for a weekly update cycle or repeated update schedule.
- Insert a malicious process into the target system that notifies the adversary when configuration is occurring.
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| 3 |
Experiment |
[Determine malicious data to inject] By looking at the configuration process, the adversary needs to determine what malicious data they want to insert and where to insert it. |
- Add false log data
- Change configuration files
- Change data files
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| 4 |
Exploit |
[Inject malicious data] Right before, or during system configuration, the adversary injects the malicious data. This leads to the system behaving in a way that is beneficial to the adversary and is often followed by other attacks. |
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| 解决方案 | Ensure that proper access control is implemented on all systems to prevent unauthorized access to system files and processes. |
| 关联弱点 |
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CWE 编号
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描述
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| CWE-284 |
Improper Access Control |
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| 关联 CAPEC |
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CAPEC 编号
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描述
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| CAPEC-176 |
An attacker manipulates files or settings external to a target application which affect the behavior of that application. For example, many applications use external configuration files and libraries - modification of these entities or otherwise affecting the application's ability to use them would constitute a configuration/environment manipulation attack. |
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