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Cryptography k

In general, all cryptographic routines should be on the server-side using robust, tested and protected routines.

NB: Unlike other cards in this suit, this CR K relates to an attacker being able to change the executing code. This may be due to inadequate source code control, deployment controls or server protection, but could also be modification of client-side code.

How to play?

Dan can influence or alter cryptography code/routines (encryption, hashing, digital signatures, random number and GUID generation) and can therefore bypass them

Mappings

Owasp ASVS (4.0): 1.6.2 ,6.2.5-6.2.8

Capec: 207 ,554

Owasp SCP: 31,101

Owasp Appsensor:

Safecode: 14,21,29

ASVS (4.0) Cheatsheetseries Index

ASVS V1.6 - Cryptographic Architectural Requirements

ASVS V6.2 - Algorithms

Attacks

Weakening Encryption

Manipulation of Hash Functions

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