ScaledAttack is a focused web utility for drawing attack graphs, the diagrams that map how an intruder could move through a network from an entry point to a target. Rather than bundling scanning, logging, or asset discovery, it concentrates on the visualization layer, so the analyst supplies the structure and the site handles layout and rendering.
The core workflow is building a graph and exporting it as SVG. Because the output is vector-based, diagrams stay sharp when scaled for slides, PDFs, or wiki pages, and they can be restyled or edited in other design software afterward. The interface is deliberately minimal, keeping attention on nodes, edges, and the paths between them.
This makes it most useful for security consultants, penetration testers, and students who need to explain an attack chain to a client, class, or team. It also fits threat-modeling sessions where a whiteboard sketch needs to become a clean artifact for a report.
Since the site does not collect data from your environment, results depend entirely on the accuracy of what you enter. Treat it as a presentation and reasoning aid rather than a source of truth, and verify paths against real findings before publishing them.
In short, ScaledAttack is a small, single-purpose drawing tool for people who already know the graph they want to show.
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