Figure 36. UML diagram of the RelatedExploitTargetType The property table given in Table 314 corresponds to the UML diagram shown in Figure 36. Table 314. Properties of the class RelatedExploitTargetType Name Type Multiplicity Description The property characterizes an Exploit Target. Exploit_Target The class is a minimal base class that ExploitTargetBaseType is intended to be extended. The default and strongly RECOMMENDED class to fully implement an Exploit Target is the class defined in . Base classes are used et:ExploitTargetType Exploit_Target 1 ExploitTargetBaseType to minimize interdependence between STIX components, not to enable or encourage conflicting syntactic variation. Through the use of the property, a reference to an Exploit Target defined idref elsewhere can be specified via the direct use of the class. ExploitTargetBaseType RelatedIdentityType The characterizes a relationship to an identity. It extends the superclass by specifying a RelatedIdentityType GenericRelationshipType related Identity. The UML diagram corresponding to the class is shown in Figure 37. RelatedIdentityType Figure 37. UML diagram of the class RelatedIdentityType The property table given in Table 315 corresponds to the UML diagram shown in Figure 37. Table 315. Properties of the class RelatedIdentityType Name Type Multiplicity Description The property characterizes the related identity. For situations calling for more Identity Identity 1 IdentityType than a simple name, the underlying class may be extended using a more complete
Figure 36. UML diagram of the RelatedExploitTargetType The property table given in Table 314 corresponds to the UML diagram shown in Figure 36. Table 314. Properties of the RelatedExploitTargetType class Name Type Multiplicity Description Exploit_Target ExploitTargetBaseType 1 The Exploit_Target property characterizes an Exploit Target. The ExploitTargetBaseType class is a minimal base class that is intended to be extended. The default and strongly RECOMMENDED class to fully implement an Exploit Target is the et:ExploitTargetType class defined in . Base classes are used to minimize interdependence between STIX components, not to enable or encourage conflicting syntactic variation. Through the use of the idref property, a reference to an Exploit Target defined elsewhere can be specified via the direct use of the ExploitTargetBaseType class. RelatedIdentityType The RelatedIdentityType characterizes a relationship to an identity. It extends the GenericRelationshipType superclass by specifying a related Identity. The UML diagram corresponding to the RelatedIdentityType class is shown in Figure 37. Figure 37. UML diagram of the RelatedIdentityType class The property table given in Table 315 corresponds to the UML diagram shown in Figure 37. Table 315. Properties of the RelatedIdentityType class Name Type Multiplicity Description Identity IdentityType 1 The Identity property characterizes the related identity. For situations calling for more than a simple name, the underlying class may be extended using a more complete