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A supply chain attack is a cyber attack that strategically targets the software or hardware supply chain to compromise the security of the target organization or system. Unlike traditional methods that directly attack an organization's network or infrastructure, this form of cyber attack concentrates on infiltrating the supply chain. The attacker corrupts the products or services upon which the organization depends. This method leverages the established trust between an organization and its suppliers.
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