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Our latest Threat Intelligence report dives deep into ADINT (Advertisement-based Intelligence) to expose how private companies weaponise AdTech mechanisms to harvest intelligence data, fueling the surveillance solutions they sell. www.sekoia.com/blog/sold-to...

Online advertising is no longer just a tool for marketers, it has become a sophisticated vector for surveillance and cyber espionage.

Key insights from the report: - ADINT can be defined as the weaponisation of legitimate AdTech mechanisms, notably the real-time bidding process and third-party SDKs, to collect, correlate, and operationalise large-scale data for intelligence purposes.

- ADINT can be used for group-level profiling, identification of geolocation patterns or highly targeted near real-time geolocation tracking.

- Ultimately, ADINT can be leveraged as a zero-click intrusion vector through code injection within the ad content, exploiting software vulnerabilities to deploy spyware.

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As the threat landscape expands beyond traditional network perimeters, understanding the security risks of the AdTech ecosystem is becoming critical for enterprise defence.