Like, “So, if I want to disrupt a competitor, all I have to do is hire thugs to smash all their stuff?”
Yeah, that’d do it. Good luck.
This attack is also not protected by insurance, like someone setting fire to your office would be.
It’s fair to explore just how vulnerable a company can be to this type of attack from a malicious competitor.
You can also pull API keys from most apps and get them banned from advertising networks.
You can hire people to review bomb.
Hire people to make fake news about a competitor go viral.
Someone willing to do illegal things can always hire other people to do illegal things for them "anonymously"