Enum: ViewTypeEnum
The different types of views that can be found within CAPEC. A graph is a
hierarchical representation of attack patterns based on a specific vantage point.
An explicit slice is a subset of attack patterns related through some external
factor. An implicit slice is a subset of attack patterns related through a specific
attribute.
URI: capec:ViewTypeEnum
Permissible Values
| Value | Meaning | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Implicit | None | A subset of attack patterns that are related through a specific attribute |
| Explicit | None | A subset of attack patterns that are related through some external factor |
| Graph | None | A hierarchical representation of attack patterns based on a specific vantage ... |
Slots
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| type | Describes how this view is constructed |
Identifier and Mapping Information
Schema Source
- from schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/capec
LinkML Source
name: ViewTypeEnum
description: 'The different types of views that can be found within CAPEC. A graph
is a
hierarchical representation of attack patterns based on a specific vantage point.
An explicit slice is a subset of attack patterns related through some external
factor. An implicit slice is a subset of attack patterns related through a specific
attribute.'
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/capec
rank: 1000
permissible_values:
Implicit:
text: Implicit
description: 'A subset of attack patterns that are related through a specific
attribute. For
example, a slice may refer to all attack patterns in draft status, or all existing
meta attack patterns. Members are defined by the Filter element (an XSL query).'
Explicit:
text: Explicit
description: 'A subset of attack patterns that are related through some external
factor. For
example, a view may represent mappings to external groupings like a Top-N list.
Members are defined externally through Member_Of relationships.'
Graph:
text: Graph
description: 'A hierarchical representation of attack patterns based on a specific
vantage point
that a user may take. The hierarchy often starts with a category, followed by
a
meta/standard attack pattern, and ends with a detailed attack pattern. Members
are
defined through Member_Of relationships on categories.'