Why voice-based scams are a growing threat to banks

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- Voice scams can result in significant financial losses for both banks and customers. - Phone lines remain a critical vulnerability in the finance sector, despite being one of the oldest communication methods.

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Original Source Material

Voice scams can cost banks and customers millions in seconds -- why phone lines remain one of finance's biggest blind spots.