Spyware Surge Puts Banks and Data-Rich CEOs at Risk
Smartphones have become the new frontier in cybersecurity, with banks and executives being increasingly targeted by spyware attacks.
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the days when spyware was chiefly used to monitor the messages of journalists and politicians are over, banks are now in the line of fire, and executives with access to financial data are the perfect prey for criminals. Their smartphones are often the primary target.
- Andrea Orcel, CEO of UniCredit, was allegedly a target of a recent successful spyware attack.
- Billionaire Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone was also targeted in a similar attack.
Author's summary: Spyware attacks target banks and executives.
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