prowler-attack-paths-query

You can generate openCypher queries to identify cloud attack paths by specifying targets like privilege escalation, network exposure, or misconfigurations. The generated queries adhere to openCypher Version 9 specifications for immediate execution.

Cloud attack paths are routes an attacker uses to escalate privileges or exploit misconfigurations. Graph analysis detects them by mapping relationships between resources, such as tracing paths from a low-privileged IAM user to an administrator role.

Yes, the generated openCypher queries are fully compatible with both Amazon Neptune and Neo4j graph databases. This allows you to leverage existing graph database environments for cloud security analysis.

To query EC2 instance privilege escalation paths, you generate an openCypher query targeting the specific resource relationships. This reveals how an attacker might exploit misconfigurations to gain elevated access to your instances.

Yes, the graph-based analysis relies on cloud infrastructure data mapped by Cartography or pathfinding.cloud. These tools populate the graph database with the necessary nodes and relationships for attack path detection.

The best way to visualize privilege escalation routes is by generating openCypher queries for Neo4j or Neptune. These queries extract the relational paths between IAM users and admin roles, allowing your graph database client to render the visual topology.