The phrase "attacks are targeted at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or intended recipients of certain attacks, whether in a literal or metaphorical context.
Example: "The cyber attacks are targeted at financial institutions to steal sensitive data."
Alternatives: "attacks are aimed at" or "attacks focus on".
And it is undeniably unpalatable when such attacks are targeted at organizations like hospitals, where they could literally be a matter of life and death.
With recent studies indicating that over 40% of cyber attacks are targeted at SMBs and that those who experience cyberattacks are generally out of business within six months, managed IT services are a great alternative for those organizations hoping to cut costs and maintain peace-of-mind.
Structurally, it is known that scale-free protein-protein interaction networks are robust toward mutations unless those attacks are targeted at a hub node [ 4, 10].
Pasolini's most zealous attacks were targeted at TV, which, he believed, had replaced Italy's dialects with a consumer Esperanto of garbled Americanisms and other linguistic imports.
Dropbox isn't commenting on the breach, so it's unclear whose accounts this individual was targeting, or if the attack was targeted at all.
UNSMIS said it appeared the attack was "targeted at army defectors and activists", and confirmed the use of direct and indirect weapons, including artillery, mortars and small arms.
"The attack was targeted at the sheik.
The fear is that increasingly large botnets could be used to carry out attacks that are targeted at Internet infrastructure providers like the one that took down parts of the West Coast's Web last October.
The majority of attacks have been targeted at the border between Georgia and Azerbaijan.
The majority of those attacks have been targeted at members of the security forces, usually at checkpoints and barracks or police stations.
But Conservatives believe that in the coming weeks, voters will focus on who will be their next prime minister, so the party's attacks will be targeted at their real rival in this campaign - Mr Miliband.
