Sentence examples for classic attacks from inspiring English sources

We then analyze an existing certificate-based signcryption scheme, and show that it is insecure due to two classic attacks.

The birthday attack is one of the common classic attacks on cryptographic hash functions, which is independent of the algorithm, and can be applied on any algorithm.

In a classic attack, a succession of big bombs is dropped on the same spot.

SCORECARD -- A classic attack advertisement tailored to the perceived economic insecurities of a tobacco state.

As happens in a classic attack of gout, the onset was sudden and the affected joint red and swollen.

This is basically just a variation on a classic attack ad, essentially a just-barely-honest tactic usable against almost any member of Congress.

Perry, a paragon of classic, attacking grass-court tennis, would have surely rubbed his eyes in disbelief at the grinding baseline style that predominated.

He looked at Liverpool's slick midfield and attack, considered all the talk that this was be a classic attacking match, and concluded: Nah, not on my watch.

The classic attack cycles, recurring at intervals of 48 hours (in so-called tertian malaria) or 72 hours (quartan malaria), coincide with the synchronized release of each new generation of merozoites into the bloodstream.

As it happens, "The Road to Serfdom" — a classic attack on government planning as an inevitable step toward totalitarianism, published in 1944 and kept in print since then by the University of Chicago Press — had already begun a comeback of sorts.

True, one or two excellent critiques of the modern monarchy have been published in the past 60 years, and a second edition of Tom Nairn's classic attack, The Enchanted Glass: Britain and its Monarchy, first published in 1988, has just appeared.