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Flak, from the german "fliegerabwehrkanone", originally referring to land-based anti-aircraft defense systems, has more recently been used when speaking about low velocity shrapnel-based war-time technology (ie the 'flak jacket' etc). Figuratively, this phrasing is used to allude to broadly targeted aggressive interpersonal behavior.
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