reverse: output the arcs in the reverse order When this option is used, the input file must contain the grouping information (see section II below) ma: use the CVSS information contained in the input file, and perform grouping on the input file. cvss: use the CVSS information contained in the input file g | -goal ATTACK_GOAL: Specify a single attack goal a | -additional ADDITIONAL_RULE_FILE: use ADDITIONAL_RULE_FILE in addition to the specified interaction ruleset r | -rulefile RULE_FILE: use RULE_FILE as the interaction ruleset p: perform deep trimming on the attack graph to improve visualization (Do NOT invoke in production) So it is a good idea to run it in a separate folder to avoid cluttering. MulVAL will also output a number of other temporary files in the folder where the program The CSV files can be used by a render program to produce various views of the attack graph later (see below). When the appropriate options are specified (see below), MulVAL also outputs the attack-graph information in CSV format: VERTICES.CSV and ARCS.CSV.

If you have the environment variable PDF_READER set up, the program will be used to open the pdf file automatically. When the -v option is invoked, a visual representation of the attack graph will be produced in AttackGraph.pdf through GraphViz. The meaning of these formats are self-explanatory. Please note that the -p option SHOULD NOT BE INVOKED for production use, since it will exponentially slow down the attack-graph generation process, and all it does is to make the attack graph visually palatable (try the above command without the -p option).īy default MulVAL outputs the attack graph in textual format (AttackGraph.txt) and xml format (AttackGraph.xml). This will generate an attack graph that matches the description in the papers. You can run it to check whether the attack-graph generator is working correctly: This input is for the 3-host example in the MulVAL publications.

There is a simple input file in testcases/3host/input.P. Input file or you can run the appropriate adapters to create the input files and then You can either run the MulVAL attack-graph generator directly, if you already have an Include $MULVALROOT/bin and $MULVALROOT/utils in PATH. The environmental variable MULVALROOT should point to this package's root folder. Make sure both the program 'xsb' and 'dot' reside in your PATH.

If GraphViz is not installed, you need to install it at You will also need to check whether GraphViz is already installed on your system by typing To run MulVAL, you need to install the XSB logic engine from #Multi host, multi stage Vulnerability Analysis tool

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