Create Project

playbook apply project -n test-project

Note: test-project is the name of the project.

Create a single Feature with Threat Model

Now you'll be loading a story-driven threat model. It starts with the Feature/User-Story.
Each Feature/UserStory can have multiple Abuser Stories.
Each Abuser Story can have multiple Threat Scenarios
Each Threat Scenario can have multiple Test Cases and Mitigations

Download example feature

wget -O feature.yaml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/we45/ThreatPlaybook-ClientV3/master/create-upload.yaml

Upload the features into `test-project`

playbook apply feature -f feature.yaml -p test-project

And that's it! You've created your first every Threat Model in ThreatPlaybook.

Of course, this is not all that ThreatPlaybook has to offer. It has:

A useful WebUI for viewing the Features/UserStories -> Abuser Stories -> Threat Models, Scans and more
Features for processing and managing Vulnerability Results

Create a single Feature with Threat Model