Southeast Asian Companies Employ Cutthroat Tactics to Sabotage Sales

In Southeast Asia, unscrupulous companies are employing deceptive tactics to undermine their competitors' sales. They pose as powder sellers on messaging platforms, join groups, and invite salespeople to join. They then send malicious file packages disguised as recruitment tools, allowing them to remotely monitor the salesperson's computer. Next, they impersonate packaging characters to send virus links to long-standing clients, logging into their Telegram accounts and blocking the company's sales contact information. Finally, they pretend to be clients, asking salespeople to add them, ultimately moving the client to another platform.