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Yext can't manage Google listings though which is important to note. No 3rd party is able to directly manage Google listings.

Can yext do anything to protect you from attacks like those mentioned in the linked article?

They can lock down the listing so that only you can edit them with their partner sites. But it wouldn't work in this case since they are not partnered with Google. We just had a presentation from them at my work a few weeks ago.

Officially "taking ownership" of a record with Google doesn't prevent community edits?

Why the heck can't I scroll down on the results page? It keeps resetting my position when I use the scroll bar.