The phrase "attack technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods or tools used to conduct attacks, particularly in cybersecurity or military discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted the latest advancements in attack technology that could potentially compromise national security."
Alternatives: "offensive technology" or "assault technology".
An article in the German magazine Spiegel, based on additional top secret Snowden documents, mentions an NSA developed attack technology with the name of QuantumInsert that performs redirection attacks.
Networks dominate today's computing landscape, yet commercial technical protection is lagging behind attack technology.
Networks dominate today's computing landscape and commercial technical protection is lagging behind attack technology.
Studies like this are a great way to attack technology and services.
Greatwood says the government previously was only worried about the core network assets, but over time, it has become clear that hackers have been looking to attack technology on the edge of the utilities network like substations and local control centers, even as granular as sensors and voltage controllers.
Just last week, BA flew business leaders from around the world to New York to attack technologies like video conferencing that could actually reduce emissions, as part of their new campaign "Face to Face".
These include directed energy, jamming and cyber attack technologies, designed to paralyse the US military machine.
It uses a twist of tubing, a Zippo, and some water to create the ultimate in potato-attack technology.
This doesn't mean Churchill's play is some attack on technology: she is saying that we have to be its master rather than its slave and learn how to how to live with the cascade of fact and opinion.
The E-Parasite law would kill the safe harbors of the DMCA and allow traditional media companies to attack emerging technology companies by cutting off their ability to transact and collect revenue, sort of what happened to Wikileaks, if you will.
And yet, even with the flimsy foundation, the content industry continues with its plan of attack on technology and innovation.
