WSF_CYBER_SCRIPT_EFFECT

cyber_effect WSF_CYBER_SCRIPT_EFFECT

cyber_effect <effect_name> WSF_CYBER_SCRIPT_EFFECT

   platform_type <type>
      ... effect_scripts definitions
      script void Attack ... end_script
      script void Restore ... end_script
   end_platform_type

   platform <name>
      ... effect_scripts definitions
      script void Attack ... end_script
      script void Restore ... end_script
   end_platform

   default
      ... effect_scripts definitions
      script void Attack ... end_script
      script void Restore ... end_script
   end_default

end_cyber_effect

Overview

WSF_CYBER_SCRIPT_EFFECT is a cyber_effect that allows one to define the effect using the scripting language.

Note

This effect does NOT require user supplied data during a CyberAttack initiation call.

Commands

platform_type <type> … end_platform_type

Define the effect scripts for a platform type. This command may be repeated as necessary.

platform <name> … end_platform

Define the effect scripts for a specific platform. This command may be repeated as necessary.

default … end_default

Define the effect scripts for any victim that does is not specified by platform or platform_type. This command is only valid once, and multiple instances of this block will only use the last declared instance of this block.

Effect Scripts

Two scripts must be defined to implement an effect:

script void Attack(WsfCyberEngagement aEngagement)
end_script

script void Restore(WsfCyberEngagement aEngagement)
end_script

The ‘Attack’ script is invoked when the attack has been determined that it will occur. The method should take the necessary actions to cause whatever is needed to implement the effect.

The ‘Restore’ script is invoked when the it has been determined that the victim has recovered from the attack. The method should take the necessary actions to rescind whatever actions were taken by the ‘Attack’ script (essentially restoring the platform to the state that existed prior to the attack.)