The phrase "attack loopholes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies to exploit weaknesses or gaps in systems, laws, or regulations.
Example: "The cybersecurity team was tasked to attack loopholes in the software to enhance its security."
Alternatives: "exploit gaps" or "target weaknesses".
But the MPs attacked loopholes in the voluntary action and the lack of clear labelling that products contain plastic microbeads.
Mr. Trump has attacked loopholes that benefit others, and has called for eliminating the tax treatment of so-called carried interest, which benefits many hedge fund and private equity managers.
Say, by attacking "loopholes" and tax evasion.
The attack exploits loopholes in widely used technology that helps smart TVs receive tailored adverts.
He went even further by attacking the loopholes written into the tax code, many of them sponsored by GE's lobbyists, that allowed such an egregious outcome to have occurred.
This year, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, and Donald Trump have all attacked the loophole, often using hedge-fund managers as the rhetorical target.
The Web site of the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs was attacked through both loopholes.
(AP) New Delhi Israeli-made spy satellite launched India launched an Israeli-built spy satellite Monday as it fortified its security system after the Mumbai attacks last year exposed loopholes in the apparatus.
In Section 2, the attack vector and loophole of DNP3 protocol broadcast communication mode are analysed.
Last year he likened Obama's attack on a loophole that allows low taxes for hedge fund and private equity fund managers to Hitler's invasion of Poland.
The possibility that outside groups are seeking to launder their partisan attacks on members through loopholes in our current ethics rules is of very great concern to me.
