The phrase "attacking technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, martial arts, or any competitive field where strategies for offense are discussed.
Example: "The coach emphasized the importance of mastering the attacking technique to improve our chances of winning the match."
Alternatives: "offensive strategy" or "assault method".
Sparring will help you increase your stamina and ability to throw combinations and defend yourself against multiple attacks or multiple attackers, once you've mastered certain blocking and attacking techniques.
The primary objective of this paper is to do a detailed analysis on mobile phishing – attacking techniques and defence mechanisms.
Taking an integrated view of phishing, we propose a taxonomy that involves attacking techniques, countermeasures, targeted environments and communication media.
Previous phishing taxonomies have mainly focused on the underlying mechanisms of phishing but ignored the emerging attacking techniques, targeted environments, and countermeasures for mitigating new phishing types.
Two-dimensional Markov Chain is modeled to obtain the maximum throughput to identify the DoS attackers and the rest of the presented algorithm mitigates the impact of the attackers while deceiving the attackers and make them falsely believe that the attacks are still disrupting the network so they do not resort to modifying the attacking techniques.
This same technique is used by the Chinese government to block its citizens from reading censored internet content, and has been hypothesized as a probable NSA attack technique.
But the term for the attack technique -- denial of service -- has the potential to assume an equally ominous meaning as telecommunications giants continue to merge their large holdings.
On Thursday night, Microsoft awarded its $200,000 prize to Vasilis Pappas, a Columbia University graduate student, for a defensive technology he developed, called "kBouncer," which detects and prevents return-oriented programming attacks, a popular attack technique.
But the term for the attack technique -- denial of service -- has the potential to assume an equally ominous meaning as telecommunications giants continue to merge their holdings: for example, upon completion of the Worldcom-Sprint merger, a single company would control nearly half of the Internet's backbone.
Thin straight lines were engraved by an upright attack technique.
