What is the primary goal of mail bombing?

The primary goal of mail bombing is to disrupt communication. Mail bombing involves sending a large volume of emails to a specific email address, overwhelming the recipient's inbox and potentially causing their email service to become inoperable or difficult to manage. This tactic can be used as a form of attack against individuals or organizations, aiming to interfere with normal email operations and communication flows. By flooding a target's email with excessive messages, the attacker can create a significant disruption, which can hinder the recipient’s ability to function effectively and may lead to other operational challenges.

Other purposes, such as stealing information or gaining unauthorized access, do not directly align with the specific intention of mail bombing. While these elements may indeed be part of broader cyber attacks, the essence of mail bombing is primarily to create chaos and disrupt regular communication rather than to achieve data theft or unauthorized access directly.