The grant, as a graph
One profile, drawn: the profile on the left, its tools, the capability each tool reaches, and at the bottom what it cannot reach. A node's fill is its reversibility and its word says so; an edge's stroke is the control on that path and the chip says so. Hover anything for the row behind it; the table below is the same data.
irreversiblewith effortreversiblecannot reachboundary — the agent cannot reach the controlsetting — inside the grant it boundsexpectation — prosenone
Drawing…
The same rows, as a table
What this does not prove
- Completeness. The rows are what the probes and the operator's account established; a capability the subject does not know it has is not drawn.
- That a derived profile is true of any instance — the selector says a claim where no probe has run.
- That a boundary holds. A boundary is a control the agent cannot reach, as measured or reported; nothing here tested it under attack.
Drawn from the manifest and the profile files by graph.js; nothing is sent. The 26 August library entries drew the same environment as a tree with a worst path; this graph is per tool, which is what the 4 September measurement changed. CC BY 4.0.