# Initial Access via Spear Phishing

## Summary
Following the detection of spear phishing attempts, analysis of intercepted emails reveals the use of legitimate-looking diplomatic communications as a lure. The phishing emails were tailored to the targeted individuals using publicly available information.

## Details
- **Sender**: The emails appear to originate from trusted diplomatic entities.
- **Payload**: The emails contain malicious attachments that exploit vulnerabilities in document readers.
- **Target**: Individuals within diplomatic networks.

## Next Steps
The successful spear phishing attack sets the stage for the execution of a Remote Access Tool (RAT), which is likely the next step in the adversary's playbook.

## Recommendations
- Increase awareness and training for diplomatic personnel regarding spear phishing tactics.
- Implement email filtering and sandboxing solutions to detect and block malicious attachments.