Assurance & compliance overlays
PartialAttack chains & adversarial validation
Joins findings from different families into exploitable chains and walks the ones it can prove against an authorized isolated replica.
Family facts
- Code
- OVL-ATTACK-CHAIN
- Status
- partial — code maturity
- Availability
- partial — whether it is offerable
- Ingest
- overlay — how a target enters
- Rules of Engagement
- Not required
- Kind
- Overlay (a lens over a family)
What it decides
Whether separate findings actually compose into an exploitable chain — proven by walking it against an isolated replica, not inferred.
How it works
It joins findings across families into candidate chains (IAM escalation, cluster compromise, pivoting) and walks the ones it can prove against an authorized isolated replica, with a Tribunal verdict.
A statically derived chain is an indication, not a fact; a hop resting only on co-location is a lead and the verifier answers UNKNOWN until the chain is walked and verified.
Declared limits
The full cross-family join is not integrated; any measured validation rate describes the machine on its own corpus, not a promise about any real target.
References
References point to public, well-known technical sources for further study.
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