MSTG-CRYPTO-1: Only symmetric cryptography? #574
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MSTG-CRYPTO-1 states:
I figure that they idea is, that when a symmetric key is hardcoded on the device, the attacker has access to it and can decrypt sensitive data. When asymmetric cryptography is used, normally just the public key resides on the client side. But technically the scenario, when data is asymmetrically encrpyted and the public and private key are hardcoded on the device, the impact would be the same as for symmetric cryptography but the test case would technically allow this broken scenario. I would suggest to expand the requirement to:
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very much +1 to this proposal |
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This is considered in the new release of MASVS-CRYPTO (#612). Closing this discussion since we'll track the issue in the spreadsheet anyway. |
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This is considered in the new release of MASVS-CRYPTO (#612). Closing this discussion since we'll track the issue in the spreadsheet anyway.