🧪 Cybersecurity Threat Modeling Simulation

Threat modeling is the practice of mapping how an attacker could actually reach a critical asset — not just listing vulnerabilities in isolation. This simulator builds a real attack graph across eight assets, from three attacker entry points down to a crown-jewel customer database, and runs Dijkstra's shortest-path algorithm to find the cheapest route through it. Adjust patch level, network segmentation and MFA and watch the algorithm re-route in real time as some edges get more expensive to exploit, exactly as attack-graph tools used by real security teams recompute the most likely breach path whenever a control changes.