Regarding default_static_attacker_sequences in config.py (emulation level 9 and level 12) #436
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I noticed that the default_static_attacker_sequences in emulation level 12 was empty, however when compared with emulation level 9, I saw three distinct sequences labelled novice, experienced and expert. How do these default_static_attacker_sequences tie in with our emulations and simulations? What role does this play? And what are the different labels and what significance do they have? Would be grateful if you could point me towards the sim code that uses this parameter... |
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Default static attacker sequences are optional. If they are not specified before hand you simply have to specify the attacker sequence whenever you run an attack-experiment on the emulation. You do not need an attacker sequence to start the emulation. See the example here: https://github.com/Limmen/csle/blob/master/examples/data_collection/manual_sequences/level_9/run.py |
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Default static attacker sequences are optional. If they are not specified before hand you simply have to specify the attacker sequence whenever you run an attack-experiment on the emulation. You do not need an attacker sequence to start the emulation. See the example here: https://github.com/Limmen/csle/blob/master/examples/data_collection/manual_sequences/level_9/run.py