Graph Exploration¶
Warning
This is an experimental feature: it can be changed or removed at any time, without prior notice.
Graph Exploration shows your findings as an interactive graph, so that you can see how they connect to each other. Two findings are connected when SATAYO marks them as related, or when they share a value, such as a domain, an IP address or an email address.
Starting from a single finding, you can expand the graph step by step and discover, for example, which other findings point to the same IP address, or which exposed email addresses belong to the same domain.
Enable the Feature¶
Graph Exploration is hidden until you switch it on for a particular user:
Open the Settings menu in the header of the SATAYO web interface.
Select Experimental features.
Turn on the toggle in the Enabled column of the Graph exploration row.
The feature is available immediately, without reloading the page. The setting is saved in your user account: it follows you on every browser and device, and it does not affect other users. To hide the feature again, turn off the same toggle.
Note
If the feature is off, links to a graph open the Findings page instead.
Open the Graph¶
Go to the Findings page and click a finding to open its preview.
Click the Show in graph view icon button in the header of the preview.
The graph opens with the selected finding as its first node, and its preview is shown beside the graph.
From the graph you can:
Click Show in table view in the header of a finding preview to open that finding in the Findings page.
Click Back to findings to go back to the Findings page.
Click Reset graph to start again from the first finding.
Reading the Graph¶
The graph contains two kinds of nodes, connected by two kinds of lines.
Element |
Meaning |
|---|---|
Circle |
A finding. Its color shows the priority of its ticket: Highest or High, Medium, Low or Lowest, or No ticket priority. |
Rounded square |
A value that two or more findings share. It can be a domain, an IPv4 address, an email address, a CVE, a phone number, a favicon hash, a username, an author, a domain registrant, a Google Analytics ID or a certificate organization. |
Dashed line |
A related finding, as stored by SATAYO. |
Solid line |
Goes from a finding to a value that the finding contains, or to the finding that represents that value, for example an Email Address finding. |
In addition, a node can be marked in one of the following ways:
A ring around the node: the finding is the one currently displayed in the preview.
A faded node: its connections are still loading.
(+N) after the node’s label: the node has N more connected findings than the ones shown in the graph.
To display the legend of shapes, colors, lines and markers, click the i button in the bottom-left corner of the graph.
Explore the Graph¶
Click a finding (circle) to open its preview and display its connections.
Click a value (rounded square) to display the findings that contain that value.
Click Close under a node to hide the connections that the node opened.
Select an organization in the organization selector in the header to hide the findings of other organizations.
Each expansion of the graph is a step in your browser history: you can use the browser’s Back and Forward buttons to move through your exploration. You can also copy the address of the page and share it with a colleague who has the feature enabled; the graph is rebuilt from the data available when the link is opened.