Objective: Compromise MMKV Data/Functionality [CN]
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| Attacker's Goal: Compromise MMKV Data/Functionality | [CN]
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| 1. Data Exfiltration | [HR] | 2. Data Modification | [HR]
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| 1.2 | [HR] | 2.2 | [HR]
| Shared | | Shared |
| MMKV | | MMKV |
| Access | | Access |
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|1.2.2 | [HR] |2.2.2 | [HR]
| Lack | | Lack |
| of | | of |
| Data | | Data |
| En- | | En- |
| cryption| [CN] | cryption| [CN]
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|1.2.2.1 | [HR]
| No |
| MMKV |
| En- |
| cryption| [CN]
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Attack Tree Path: Attacker's Goal: Compromise MMKV Data/Functionality [CN]
- Description: The ultimate objective of the attacker is to gain unauthorized access to, modify, or delete sensitive data stored within MMKV, or to cause a denial-of-service condition specific to the MMKV component.
- Criticality: This is the root of the entire threat model and, by definition, a critical node.
Attack Tree Path: 1. Data Exfiltration [HR]
- Description: The attacker aims to steal sensitive data stored in MMKV.
- High Risk: This is a primary attack vector due to the potential for significant data breaches.
Attack Tree Path: 1.2 Shared MMKV Access [HR]
- Description: The attacker exploits vulnerabilities related to how MMKV handles shared access between processes. This is a high-risk path because MMKV is designed for inter-process communication, and improper configuration can expose data.
- High Risk: The combination of shared access and potential lack of encryption or access control makes this a highly exploitable path.
Attack Tree Path: 1.2.2 Lack of Data Encryption [HR] [CN]
- Description: Sensitive data is stored in MMKV without encryption. This is a critical vulnerability because any access to the MMKV instance, regardless of the method, will expose the data.
- High Risk: This is a common and easily exploitable vulnerability.
- Criticality: This is a single point of failure. If data is unencrypted, any other security measures are significantly weakened.
- Likelihood: High
- Impact: High
- Effort: Low
- Skill Level: Novice
- Detection Difficulty: Easy
Attack Tree Path: 1.2.2.1 No MMKV Encryption [HR] [CN]
- Description: The application simply doesn't use MMKV's encryption features, leaving all data in plain text.
- High Risk: This is the most severe and easily exploitable form of the "Lack of Data Encryption" vulnerability.
- Criticality: This represents the worst-case scenario for data protection within MMKV.
- Likelihood: High
- Impact: High
- Effort: Very Low
- Skill Level: Novice
- Detection Difficulty: Very Easy
Attack Tree Path: 2. Data Modification [HR]
- Description: The attacker aims to alter sensitive data stored in MMKV without authorization.
- High Risk: This is a primary attack vector, as unauthorized modification can be as damaging as data theft.
Attack Tree Path: 2.2 Shared MMKV Access [HR]
- Description: Similar to 1.2, but the attacker's goal is to modify data. Exploits vulnerabilities related to how MMKV handles shared access between processes.
- High Risk: The combination of shared access and potential lack of encryption or access control makes this a highly exploitable path.
Attack Tree Path: 2.2.2 Lack of Data Encryption [HR] [CN]
- Description: Sensitive data is stored in MMKV without encryption, making it vulnerable to unauthorized modification if an attacker gains access.
- High Risk: This is a common and easily exploitable vulnerability.
- Criticality: This is a single point of failure. If data is unencrypted, any other security measures are significantly weakened.
- Likelihood: High
- Impact: High
- Effort: Low
- Skill Level: Novice
- Detection Difficulty: Easy