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Early spear phishing attacks were relatively simple, relying on publicly accessible data like corporate email formats and job titles. Attackers would pose as a high-level executive, emailing finance teams with “urgent” requests for payments.
Even before remote collaboration tools took center stage, insider threats were a longstanding concern. Notable data breaches in the early 2010s showed the extent of damage a single person with privileged access could inflict.
Modern threat intelligence goes beyond collecting headlines about the latest malware outbreak. Skilled analysts rely on advanced tools, open-source data, and specialized vendor feeds, linking seemingly unrelated events to create a bigger picture of how an adversary might operate.
