The phrase "attacking computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cybersecurity, gaming, or discussions about computer behavior or actions.
Example: "The malware was designed for attacking computer systems to steal sensitive information."
Alternatives: "hacking computer" or "breaching computer".
Billions are being spent on building weapons for attacking computer networks — in part to deter cyberattacks on the United States.
The control console connects to the robot over a standard network, which the attacking computer is also linked to.
Such companies had "recruited Chinese hackers," including Lin Yong, known as Lion, to support research projects on attacking computer networks, The Daily reported.
It is separate from the other growing field of combat, cyber warfare, which deals with defending or attacking computer networks, with local, national and even international impact.
This set up allows the attacking computer to intercept and manipulate the signals sent in both directions between the control console and the robot.
It then hides in memory while it creates a program that tells the computer being attacked to import several other programs from the attacking computer.
Most of the time, cyberwar seems cool and bloodless, computers attacking computers.
Once running, the IDS dealt with DDoS attacks in two steps: Initially, attacking computers were blocked by Snort; subsequently, the virtual server automatically moved the application under attack to a new location in the cloud.
All players in the server can form or join a group of other players, known as a posse, of up to eight players and take part in activities such as hunting or attacking computer-controlled gang hideouts or another player's posse.
Users can inform network administrators of the attacking computers for corrective actions.
Version 2.0 also ties in with the WHOIS database, allowing users to trace attacking computers.
