3D visualization and security
By Sebastien Tricaud on Thursday, January 3 2008, 22:35 - Permalink
Recently, I've been hacking on rtgraph3d, which is a graph system equivalent to graphviz but you do not need to put a z axis to work in 3d (and Graphviz can do VRML).
So, from the last time I talked about it, some graphviz properties (labels and colors) can be applied to nodes.
Take the following graphviz dot code:

Now, think of linking this solution to the Prelude IDS framework, you can easily produce stuff like:

Oh, by the way, that last one is a teaser! (don't worry, the code produced to generate it is already available).
So, from the last time I talked about it, some graphviz properties (labels and colors) can be applied to nodes.
Take the following graphviz dot code:
Using this patch (that you must apply on top of this one), you can produce:digraph G {
edge1 [color="red",label="Foo"];
edge2 [color="green",label="Bar"];
edge1->edge2;
}

Now, think of linking this solution to the Prelude IDS framework, you can easily produce stuff like:

Oh, by the way, that last one is a teaser! (don't worry, the code produced to generate it is already available).
Comments
Great drawings.
(I'm not quite sure what I need to reproduce this.)