Table 3 Define relations among the core concepts
From: Social engineering in cybersecurity: a domain ontology and knowledge graph application examples
No. | Concept (Domain) | Relation (→) | Concept (Range) |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Attack Motivation | motivate | Attacker |
2 | Attacker | motivated by | Attack Motivation |
3 | Attacker | gather and use | Social Engineering Information |
4 | Attacker | craft and perform | Attack Method |
5 | Attacker | formulate | Attack Strategy |
6 | Attack Method | to achieve | Attack Goal |
7 | Attack Method | guided by | Attack Strategy |
8 | Attack Method | apply to | Attack Target |
9 | Attack Method | performed through | Attack Medium |
10 | Attack Method | to exploit | Human Vulnerability |
11 | Attack Strategy | based on | Social Engineering Information |
12 | Attack Target | suffer | Attack Method |
13 | Attack Target | have vul | Human Vulnerability |
14 | Attack Target | interacted through | Attack Medium |
15 | Attack Target | bring out | Attack Consequence |
16 | Human Vulnerability | take effected by | Effect Mechanism |
17 | Effect Mechanism | explain | Attack Consequence |
18 | Attack Consequence | feed back to | Attack Goal |
19 | Attack Goal | to satisfy | Attack Motivation |
20 | Sub-goal | subgoal of | Goal |
21 | Attack Method | with skill | Common Skill |
22 | Attack Method | with trick | Auxiliary Trick |