Which of the following threats specifically targets financial information?

Keyloggers are designed specifically to capture and record keystrokes made by a user on their keyboard. This capability allows them to collect sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords, and particularly financial data, when users enter it during online banking transactions or e-commerce activities. The primary goal of keyloggers is to steal this financial information for malicious purposes, such as identity theft or unauthorized access to financial accounts.

While other threats like adware, spyware, and ransomware can also affect users and their data, they do not specifically target financial information to the same extent as keyloggers. Adware typically focuses on delivering advertisements, spyware may track various user activities including browsing habits, and ransomware aims to encrypt a user's files and demand payment for their release, but they do not directly record sensitive financial information as keyloggers do.