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Google warns hackers targeting US financial firms via calls to steal and extort

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Google's security researchers have identified organized hacker groups actively breaking into large U.S. financial institutions. The attackers are using phone calls to manipulate employees as part of their intrusion strategy. Their primary goals are to steal sensitive data and extort victims for financial gain. The report highlights a growing threat to the financial sector from sophisticated social engineering tactics.

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