Attack Vector Data Model

The Attack Vector data model represents the path a vulnerability takes to exploit a system. It extends the Entity model data model.

The following table details the default attributes of the Attack Vector data model:

Attribute Name	Attribute Type	Relationship Type	Required
categories	Text (Multivalued)	N/A	No
connectorCategories	Text (Multivalued)	N/A	No
connectorNames	Text (Multivalued)	N/A	No
createdBy	Text	N/A	No
dataIntegrationTitles	Text (Multivalued)	N/A	No
dataModelName	Calculated (Text)	N/A	No
dateCreated	Date Time	N/A	No
description	Text	N/A	No
displayName	Calculated (Text)	N/A	Yes
flowState	Text	N/A	No
lastUpdated	Date Time	N/A	No
name	Text	N/A	No
request	Text Area	N/A	No
response	Text Area	N/A	No
sources	Reference (Base model)	SOURCED_FROM	No
sourcesIcons	Source data models icons	N/A	No
sourceUids	Text (Multivalued)	N/A	No
summary	Text	N/A	No
target	Reference (Dynamic code finding)	HAS	No
uid	Text	N/A	Yes
updatedBy	Text	N/A	No

FOOTNOTES

• The attribute names are used in Brinqa Query Language (BQL) queries and Brinqa Condition Language (BCL) predicates.
• In the Type column, Calculated means that the value of the attribute is computed by executing a script. The text in the parentheses after Calculated denotes the type of the outcome.
• In the Type column, Reference means that two data models are related. The name in the parentheses after Reference indicates the other data model.
• The Relationship Type column only applies to the Reference type attributes. You can use the relationship type keyword in BQL queries.