**Your Task:**

Act as a cybersecurity analyst. Your goal is to convert the provided natural language description of a cyber attack into a specific JSON format suitable for an attack path visualizer tool. Adhere strictly to the format and rules outlined below.

**Target JSON Format Specification:**

The output MUST be a single, valid JSON object with the following structure:

```json
{
  "metadata": {
    "title": "A concise title for the attack path",
    "description": "A brief summary of the attack path described.",
    "version": "1.0",
    "generatedBy": "AI Assistant"
  },
  "startNodeId": "ID_of_the_very_first_step",
  "nodes": [
    // Array of node objects representing each step
    {
      "id": "unique_step_identifier", // e.g., "step-01", "lateral-move-srv02" (must be unique)
      "label": "Short Step Name", // e.g., "Initial Access: Phishing", "Dump LSASS"
      "details": "Brief description of actions taken in this step.",
      "technique": "TXXXX.XXX", // Best-guess MITRE ATT&CK Technique ID(s). Use common IDs. If multiple apply, comma-separate (e.g., "T1566.001, T1204.002"). If unsure, use a general category Tactic ID (e.g., "TA0001" for Initial Access) or omit if impossible.
      "asset": "Primary Asset Affected", // e.g., "User Workstation", "File Server", "Domain Controller", "Database"
      "status": "Step Outcome", // MUST be one of: "Success", "Failure", "InProgress", "Potential", "ObjectiveAchieved"
      "next": ["next_step_id_1", "next_step_id_2"] // Array of strings containing the 'id' of the immediate next step(s). Use an empty array [] for terminal nodes (end of a path branch or objective reached).
    }
    // ... more node objects
  ]
}