Hackers infiltrate four major Canadian law firms using voice‑phishing tactics
TL;DR
- Four leading Canadian law firms breached
- Attackers posed as internal IT staff
- Client files were stolen
Hackers gained unauthorized access to four of Canada’s top law firms by impersonating internal IT employees and employing voice‑phishing techniques. The intrusion allowed them to steal client files, causing significant disruption for the firms involved.
Why It Matters
The breach highlights cybersecurity vulnerabilities in professional services that handle sensitive client data, affecting Indian professionals and businesses with legal matters in Canada and underscoring the need for stronger security practices across borders.
Oct 30, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 12:14:55 AM · Reported with: The Globe and Mail Business
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