CFSE Consequence Paths Calculator v1.0-candidate

A context-parametric calculator for cyber-physical consequence. Pick the consequence path, state the deployment context, then review the `PH`, `REAL`, and `SYS` drivers behind the band.

Status: v1.0-candidate. This tool emits bands, not decimal precision. It is more explicit and auditable for cyber-physical consequence; it is not an accuracy claim. Independent review is open, and outputs should be treated as provisional.

Preloaded from a registry vector. The compact path fields were loaded from the entry. Choose or adjust the deployment context below before treating the result as a context-specific headline.

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Select a consequence path and deployment context, then calculate.

Quick score

Name / CVE (optional)

Published baseline (optional)

Consequence path

Driver class

Reference context

Deployment profile

Operational state

Selection rule

Context range (optional)

Evidence basis (short public note)

PH / REAL / SYS

PH - pure physical / safety harm

EXP - exposed setting

CTRL - intervention deficit

GD - guard deficit

SYS - systemic reach

EV - evidence strength

Known active exploitation in the wild. This is evidence-bearing and can promote a band.

Apply systemic uplift only when evidence shows fleet/control-plane reach or recovery burden, not merely a large install base.

For multiple terminal consequences, score each path separately and use the highest final band.

Advanced vector

RE - reachability

EC - execution complexity

DP - data / perception consequence

AT - authority transfer

SR - scale of reuse

SX - scale of execution

OR - operational recoverability

CH - chainability

Emitted for review; not direct band movement.

LS - liveness

Manipulated or exposed data feeds a safety, clinical, navigation, or control decision.

Recovery needs recall, signing-root rotation, or fleet reprovision.

Registry markdown

Vendor

Product / class

Domain

Baseline relationship

Requirement(s) missed 1-9, comma-separated

The emitted front matter includes `reference_context`, `driver_class`, `REAL`, and `SYS`.