Attack Tree Construction
wshobson/agentsAttack trees help you see how an attacker might break into a system. They look like a diagram with branches for each possible step. Security teams use them to find weak spots and plan better defenses.
You start with a main goal like stealing data. Then you break it down into smaller actions. Each branch shows a different path. Some paths need all steps to happen, while others need only one. This makes it easy to understand complex threats.
Adding details like cost and skill level to each step helps you decide what to fix first. Attack trees turn confusing risks into clear pictures anyone can follow.
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