Sentence examples for generating attack from inspiring English sources

It was the most attacked port in seven of the top 10 countries generating attack traffic, Akamai notes.

First, regarding the proposed approach for detecting vulnerabilities and generating attack scenarios based on the elaboration of the Website navigation graph, optimisations would be necessary to master the size of the graph, especially when it is to be applied to complex Web sites.

Charlie Munger Jr. and a few other mega-rich folks funneled their money through the so-called Small Business Action Committee into the No on 30 effort, generating attack ads that had an impact.

Only Italy, rediscovering the 3-5-2 and its relatives as a means of generating attacking width without sacrificing bodies in the middle, and France, doggedly sticking to its preferred plot of grinding midfield battles, remain aloof.

"Either they are coming from inside Unit 61398, or the people who run the most-controlled, most-monitored Internet networks in the world are clueless about thousands of people generating attacks from this one neighbourhood," Kevin Mandia, the founder and chief executive of the company told the paper.Read on: Babbage on the hackers' methods.

"Either they are coming from inside Unit 61398," said Kevin Mandia, the founder and chief executive of Mandiant, in an interview last week, "or the people who run the most-controlled, most-monitored Internet networks in the world are clueless about thousands of people generating attacks from this one neighborhood".

Thus, generated attack dataset was successfully detected as such by the RBF SVM.

Using the inference abilities of the ontological model, an efficient system framework is proposed to generate attack graphs and assess network security.

The generated attack scenario, and the description of states obtained further to the execution of actions, is shown by Figure 2.

Existing studies on network robustness usually exploit a single network metric to generate attack strategies, which simulate intentional attacks on a network, and compute a metric-induced robustness estimation, called R. While some metrics are easy to compute, e.g. degree, others require considerable computation efforts, e.g. betweenness centrality.

As the generation of an attack scenario is supported by a set of network and system evidence whose length is finite, and since by definition an attack scenario is composed of a finite sequence of actions, the generated attack scenario would be finite and the deduction system is expected to terminate.