What is another word for mail bomb?

Pronunciation:

[ mˈe͡ɪl bˈɒm], [ mˈe‍ɪl bˈɒm], [ m_ˈeɪ_l b_ˈɒ_m]

A "mail bomb" is a form of cyber attack where the attacker sends a massive number of emails to overwhelm the recipient's inbox and sabotage their communication systems. However, the term "mail bomb" can be confusing and misleading as it may sometimes refer to physical parcels containing explosive devices. To avoid confusion and make communication clearer, there are several synonyms for the term. Some suitable synonyms include email spamming, mail flooding, and email saturation. These synonyms accurately describe the intent and impact of the cyber attack and help to avoid any misconceptions that the term "mail bomb" may communicate.

How to use "Mail bomb" in context?

Mail bombs are devices that are often delivered through the mail. They are typically made out of non-toxic materials, and are often filled with powder. When the bomb detonates, the powder can cause serious injury or even death.

Mail bombs have been used in a number of countries in recent years. In 2010, a mail bomb was sent to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. There have also been reports of mail bombs being sent to politicians and other high-profile individuals in the United States.

Mail bombs are a frightening and dangerous weapon.

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