The word "attacker" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who attacks or initiates aggression towards someone or something else. Example: The police were able to identify the attacker from the CCTV footage and arrested him the next day.
Complexity is "the enemy of security", says Mr Geer's report, since "the defender has to counter all possible attacks; the attacker only has to find one unblocked means of attack".
Marc Ambinder points outHillary Clinton has a Reverse-Teflon problem: her negatives are up, and when she's perceived as the attacker, the attacks never seem to settle on Obama and always seem to boomerang back on her.
In some instances they may be attacked because the attacker wants access the NGO's contacts.
Acceding to pressure from China, the Security Council managed to condemn the attack without identifying the attacker.
According to the author, Malcolm Fraser, a former Australian prime minister, Australia now "needs America for defence from an attacker who is likely to attack us because we use America for defence.
In a military setting, tracking down the attacker is crucial; for a dotcom under attack by a teenager, blocking the attack makes more sense.
About 14% of those that were recorded stalled because the attacker could not be identified a smallish proportion, since most rapists attack acquaintances and 18% were ditched because the victim withdrew the accusation.
The first offence linked to this attacker was in 1990, the latest in February 2005, and there could be more victims who have not come forward.
Jake Stringer was the Bulldogs' most prominent attacker, missing several chances but finishing with 3.3.
You show micro-awakenings because your brain remains partially alert for the presence of an attacker".
Because the team was so bad I was playing midfield because I was the only attacker and I wanted to get on the ball.
