This guide explains how to use the attack chain diagram token in reports using a query string-like syntax.
Basic Structure
The token uses URL-style parameters separated by & characters. For example:
{AttackChain_Diagram?scenario=<scenario>}In the case that a scenario name is not specified, an alternative parameter can be used to select which scenario to include when you have multiple scenarios available and don't specify a name (starting from 1). This adds a scenario according to its order in the Attack Chains tab in the pentest. If you use the name of the scenario, this will be ignored.
scenario_seq=1
Examples
{AttackChain_Diagram?scenario=<scenario>}
{AttackChain_Diagram?scenario_seq=1}