Ransom-seeking hackers target dozens of US financial firms
Ransom-seeking hackers launched a wave of phone-based phishing attacks against dozens of prominent US financial institutions and businesses over the past month, posing as internal IT support to steal login credentials and authentication codes, according to a Reuters analysis of Google and internet intelligence data.
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Exclusive: Ransom-seeking hackers used phone calls and created websites to target dozens of major US financial firms and businesses, according to Google and internet intelligence data reviewed by Reuters https://t.co/AVejSCY6C4
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HACKERS RECENTLY TARGETED BLACKSTONE, MOODY'S, CME AMONG MORE THAN TWO DOZEN U.S. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, COMPANIES: DATA, REUTERS ANALYSIS
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JUST IN: Hackers have launched a wave of phone-based phishing attacks against prominent US financial firms, posing as internal IT support to steal login credentials and authentication codes, Reuters reported. https://t.co/4onr82m0Ge
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Exclusive: Ransom-seeking hackers who use phone calls to compromise victims targeted dozens of prominent US financial institutions and other businesses over the past month, according to Google and internet intelligence data reviewed by Reuters https://t.co/AVejSCYErC