Multiple reports say hackers have targeted US private equity and other financial firms, according to data compiled by unspecified sources. The coverage centers on an alleged cyber-campaign directed at companies across parts of the financial sector, including large asset managers and market operators. Among the firms mentioned are Blackstone and CME, along with US private equity companies. The reports describe the activity as part of a broader set of intrusions or attempted compromises rather than a single incident. They also indicate that the evidence comes from “exclusive” data, though the disclosures do not provide full technical detail in the excerpts available here. Across the outlets, the common theme is that the targeting is focused on high-profile firms and suggests attackers are seeking access to corporate systems and information. The reporting does not establish publicly in the provided material whether any specific breach led to confirmed theft or operational impact, nor does it identify the perpetrators. Overall, the articles present the campaign as a notable threat facing major US financial institutions and private equity players.