An attacker uses sources of information which are less obvious and often
						overlooked to learn about the target person or organization. These sources
						could be industry experts or insiders who might reveal key pieces of
						information that help the attacker determine possible social engineering
						vulnerabilities in the target. Other types of oblique information gathering
						might be to case or stalk particular employees to find out popular after
						work venues. The attacker would then visit that venue and sit in close
						proximity to the target individuals to gather information.