The phrase "attack vulnerable" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used in discussions about cybersecurity or strategy, but it needs additional context to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The hackers plan to attack vulnerable systems during the night when security is low."
Alternatives: "target weak" or "assault exposed".
In the second stage, attackers will attack vulnerable components of electricity and natural gas networks to cause maximum damage to the entire energy system.
The police routinely stand back when mobs attack vulnerable religious minorities accused of the offence.
Virus writers used the Sony rootkit to cloak their own software and attack vulnerable systems.
Their words and signs said they felt under attack, vulnerable, unheard by the police, city officials and even their own community leaders.
Isis's new approach appears to reflect an awareness that the use of firearms can make a planned attack vulnerable to being thwarted by western intelligence.
"And it's unfortunate that we have right now a Prime Minister who's choosing to attack vulnerable women as a way of gaining votes and setting public opinion against them".
This toxic combination attacks vulnerable people on both fronts: by directly taking away the money which supports them, and by crippling the areas in which they live.
Recent reports from across Iraq suggest that attackers are increasingly using silencers to kill police and security officers, blowing up individual cars with magnetic bombs, and attacking vulnerable and cash-rich merchants — especially gold dealers.
The internal concept paper for American Bridge lays out a series of priorities for the next year, including initially focusing on attacking vulnerable Republicans in the Senate and the House, as a prelude to major spending in 2012.
Begin attacking vulnerable Democrats on the airwaves.
"We shouldn't be attacking vulnerable people," he stated plainly, and a hush fell over the audience.
