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Maybe, but when people working in sensitive positions post their entire history, clearances, and build their own network and all you need to do is pay a nominal
by sailfast 7y ago
Maybe, but when people working in sensitive positions post their entire history, clearances, and build their own network and all you need to do is pay a nominal fee to become a LinkedIn "Pro" to get access, it makes fishing for the right targets quite a bit easier than classifieds.
Recruiting agents abroad is one thing - I'd think this would also be useful / more useful for social engineering attacks and other deeper attacks on sensitive networks. "Hey I was with you at university - want to grab coffee? Friend me!" > Now has access to the entire network of cleared professionals working at [place X]