WSF_CYBER_TOGGLE_PROCESSORS_EFFECT

cyber_effect WSF_CYBER_TOGGLE_PROCESSORS_EFFECT

cyber_effect <effect_name> WSF_CYBER_TOGGLE_PROCESSORS_EFFECT

   platform_type <type>
      ... processor_effect_targeting definitions
      target_list <processor-name> ... <processor-name> ... end_target_list
      select_all
   end_platform_type

   platform <name>
      ... processor_effect_targeting definitions
   end_platform

   default
      ... processor_effect_targeting definitions
   end_default

end_cyber_effect

Overview

WSF_CYBER_TOGGLE_PROCESSORS_EFFECT is a cyber_effect that allows disabling of one or more processors on affected victim platforms.

Note

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

Commands

platform_type <type> … end_platform_type

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

platform <name> … end_platform

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

default … end_default

Define the effect targeting parameters for all platforms that are not of the provided platform or platform_type definitions.

Note

This effect attempts to match the most specific case to the victim platform for determination of which block is applicable. Matching is first attempted by platform name, then by all platform_types that the victim derives from (from most to least specific), and finally by using the default block (if defined). If a match is not found due to the default block not being defined and previous matching attempts failing, then this effect will have no affect on the victim platform.

Processor Effect Targeting

For a platform subject to this effect and matching a defined platform, platform_type, or default block, the following options are provided for determining which processors on the victim are subject to being toggled off:

target_list <processor-name> … <processor-name> … end_target_list

A target_list defines the names of the processors that should be disabled by this effect. Any processor name matching the provided names will be turned off. All other processors will be unaffected.

select_all

Specifying this command in lieu of the target_list will disable all processors on the victim platform. Defining both the select_all and target_list block commands will result in an error in loading the scenario input.