Anti-Tampering
What is Anti-Tampering?
Security measures designed to prevent or detect unauthorized modification of hardware, software, or data to maintain system integrity.
Frameworks that govern anti-tampering
What the standards actually require on anti-tampering
Requirements naming anti-tampering across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Implement NIST 800-53 CP Contingency Planning + MP Media Protection + SI System and Information Integrity families per MARS-E v2.0. Contingency Planning with Business Impact Analysis (BIA) + Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of 24 hours for Exchange consumer-facin...
MARS-E-Contingency-Media-Protection-System-Integrity-CP-MP-SI-Families-DR-COOP-Encryption-Sanitization · MARS-E Contingency + Media Protection + System Integrity + CP + MP + SI Families + DR + COOP →Referenced by 14.1.4. Measures to consider for mobile applications: avoid storing or caching data in the app and keep data in a protected, trusted area of the device; protect private cryptographic keys;
monetary-authority-of-singapore-technology-risk-management-guidelines::C · Annex C Mobile Application Security →Per OWASP MASVS v2 MASVS-RESILIENCE: resilience against reverse engineering + tampering. Requirements include (a) understand resilience is defence in depth + not replacement for server-side controls + (b) implement anti-debugging + anti-tampering + anti-hookin...
OWASPMASVS-7 · MASVS-RESILIENCE: Resilience Against Reverse Engineering →Questions people ask about anti-tampering
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