The phrase "attack the command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, cybersecurity, or military strategy, where one might refer to targeting or challenging a specific command or directive.
Example: "In the simulation, our team was instructed to attack the command center to disrupt enemy operations."
Alternatives: "target the command" or "assault the command".
When the attacker begins an attack via the command server, an excessive number of infected hosts make requests for web pages from the victim; as a result, the victim's resources are eventually exhausted.
After obtaining the IPv6 address, the attacker can use the smurf6 tool to perform the attack, executing the command "smurf6 < interface > victim_ipv6_address".
An Israeli reconnaissance drone broadcast live pictures of the attack to the command center, and Secretary Powell later flew to Damascus to urge the Syrians to put an end to the Hezbollah attacks.
Sergeant Akbar, a soldier in an engineer unit, is under investigation in a grenade and small-arms attack on the command tents of the 101st Airborne Division in Kuwait this morning.
Of late, we have the joshing of Dick Cheney for spending so much of his time "at an undisclosed location," but the precaution has gained a nervous undertone: what if there were a nuclear or biological attack on the "command and control" of our polity?
Here's John McCain, to tell us that he's not "sure what the situation was" or what the "outcome" was, but he presumes it was an attack on the "command and control" of the regime, and "we regret any loss of innocent life".
The aim will be to avoid street-to-street fighting and to direct attacks against the command centers, weapon caches and hide-outs used by the fedayeen -- a group of some 60,000 fighters said to be commanded by Mr. Hussein's son Uday -- hard-core members of the ruling Baath Party and other Iraqi security forces.
Two of its main broadcasters, Rossiya 1 and REN TV, question the authenticity of the video footage, with REN TV suggesting that the grimaces on the victims' faces "appear to be not after a gas attack, but at the command of the cameraman filming".
Beware that on some FTP servers, ASCII support allows a denial of service attack (DoS) via the command "SIZE /big/file" in ASCII mode.
