Before we look at raiding, let’s look at what cyber warfare is.

Cyber warfare is something much more complex than just coder code-breaking. There are two sides to hacking, sabotage and information collection. When it comes to sabotage attacks each successful attack has three tiers of effect: digital, physical, and emotional.

The first part of a hacker raid is getting through the digital tier. This can be done using code breaking, script kits, Weaponize Platforming, Osint, or even just a scrape attack. The second part is physical, which involves breaking machinery. The most famous version of this would be Stuxnet. The third tire is the emotional. This is just the result from the damaged material, or stollen information, that people feel afterwards.

A simple, over execrated, examples of this would be, a script kit owner does a DDoS to an online business website. The servers fail, and so does the business. The owner falls into debt, rebuilding his system, and gets depressed. How ever DDoS attacks have been getting less effective and more easily tracked.

Doxxing and raid attacks, pretty much simplify the process. They both are easy ways to quickly trigger an emotional response from someone.