👉 The inbox weapon, often referred to as the "Inbox Bomb" or "Mailgun," is a sophisticated cyberattack method that targets email servers to disrupt communication and potentially compromise user data. It works by sending a large volume of emails from compromised accounts, often with malicious attachments or links designed to exploit vulnerabilities in email clients or servers. This flood of emails overwhelms the inbox, making it difficult for legitimate users to find important messages and can lead to system slowdowns or even temporary service disruptions. Attackers may also use this tactic to gather intelligence on targets or to create a smokescreen for more targeted attacks.
