The phrase "attack function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, cybersecurity, or game mechanics, where it refers to a specific function or method that executes an attack.
Example: "The game's attack function allows players to deal damage to their opponents with various abilities."
Alternatives: "offensive function" or "strike method".
Then, performing a root locus analysis, the attacker designs the attack function (10), to make the system underdamped with a peak of rotational speed 50% higher than its steady state speed.
The curves referred as estimated attack, represent the results predicted by the attacker when the designed attack function M z) is applied to the estimated model – i.e. the model discovered by the attacker through to the Passive System Identification attack.
To do so, the attacker act as a MitM that executes an attack function M z), as presented in Fig. 3, wherein U′ z)=M z)U z), (U z)=mathcal {Z}[u k)]) and (U' z)=mathcal {Z}[u' k)]).
For civil society, it is this attack function that is most destructive.
In this paper, a deliberate attack function is proposed, where six kinds of deliberate attacking strategies can be derived by adjusting the tunable parameters.
The attack function executed by the MitM is (M z)=mathcal {K}_{o}).
On top of its attack functions, Industroyer also has the ability to damage the control PC itself, rendering it unbootable and potentially elongating any resultant blackout.
In many cases the search and attack functions are completely automatic, the pilot's role in combat being virtually reduced to monitoring the operation of the equipment.
Both randomised and deterministic attack functions have been studied.
The universal anti-attack mode of his focus group suggested, he said, that "we live in an age of pleasantry" when attacks function like an inward-facing "circular firing squad" and wound the attackers.
Tom Clancy et al. [6] lists a host of threats such as sensory manipulation attacks, belief manipulation attacks, and objective function attacks to cognitive radios with embedded learning engines.
