The phrase "attacks on locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing military actions, security incidents, or any situation involving targeted actions against specific places.
Example: "The report detailed several attacks on locations that were previously considered safe."
Alternatives: "assaults on sites" or "strikes against areas".
In "Potential attacks on location verification process" section, the potential attacks on the verification process are described.
It is worth noticing that the second scheme is useful when the verification process collects RTTs during data accesses by applications, which minimizes communication cost of the verification process, and also when the prober wants to check that data are really on the responding server (see Attacks in "Potential attacks on location verification process" section).
Assuming no data caching and no special connection, the proxy may deploy attacks on location verification process if it is able to learn about data accesses and to classify them into two categories: i) data accesses used only for location verification process and the content of read data is not relevant, only RTTs matter, and ii) data accesses where content is relevant but no RTTs are collected.
The profiling phase is highly significant since it helps the attacker to intelligently launch attacks on critical locations and also make sense out of the data gathered.
"I don't think I'm a pathological case," he said, and, to be fair, the fact that he had a heart attack, on location, while directing Romy Schneider as she kissed another actress, could be read as proof of his incurable Frenchness rather than any graver affliction.
We code a directed edge as existing from country i to country j if a national of country i participates in a terrorist attack on location j; we call these terrorist edges.
He is watching a British television documentary about the spectacular 2008 terrorist attacks on various locations in Mumbai.
The series of attacks on multiple locations came ten months after the city was left reeling after the attack on the offices of the Charlie Hebdo magazine, when 12 people were killed by Islamic extremists.
The group, known as Tajamu Alezzah, wrote with heavy sarcasm on Twitter on Wednesday that "eradicating terrorism appears to begin with attacks" on its locations in the central city of Latamna in the province of Hama, according to the Associated Press.
Rest In Peace!" The U.N. mission in Afghanistan issued a statement saying: "The indiscriminate attacks on civilian locations are breaches of international humanitarian law".
