MAINT BREAK: Adding Attack Technique Abstraction#1592
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MAINT BREAK: Adding Attack Technique Abstraction#1592rlundeen2 wants to merge 4 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Modifying the
AttackTechniqueabstraction, which contains aSeedTechniqueGroupand anattack, encapsulates the entire piece of an attack that we'll measure success with.This PR
AttackTechniqueclass, which isIdentifiableAtomicAttackResultIdentityinAttackResultAttackTechniqueas the way to callAtomicAttacksAttackSeedGroupAtomicAttacksAfter this, we'll include an
AttackTechniqueRegistrywhich can query attacks in a reusable way, and scenarios can use the shared registry for attack strategies.Breaking:
It breaks some memory queries, but only from very recent PRs