DTSEC Threat Matrix
Sixteen defensive categories connecting digital and physical attack surfaces.
Open resourceDigital Twin Security Threats
Defensive analysis of digital-twin attack surfaces, failure modes, indicators, consequences, and controls.
Telemetry Spoofing in Digital Twin Systems
False or altered measurements are presented as legitimate telemetry.
Open resourceSensor Impersonation
An unauthorized source assumes the identity or role of an expected sensor.
Open resourceTwin Impersonation
A service or actor falsely presents itself as an authorized digital twin instance.
Open resourceDigital Twin State Desynchronization
Physical and digital state diverge beyond the limits accepted for the twin’s purpose.
Open resourceDigital Twin Model Poisoning
A model or its learning process is corrupted to produce systematically untrustworthy behavior.
Open resourceModel Parameter Manipulation
Security-sensitive parameters are changed outside the approved engineering process.
Open resourceDigital Twin API Compromise
An API is abused or compromised to access, alter, or invoke twin capabilities without intended authority.
Open resourceDigital Twin Command Manipulation
A command, recommendation, policy, or control value is altered or issued outside intended authority.
Open resourceDigital Twin Supply-Chain Compromise
A supplier, dependency, update, firmware image, model artifact, or integration introduces unauthorized capability or loss of assurance.
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