UPDATE: Crédit Mutuel Arkéa FINALLY confirms cyberattack behind suspected $133 MILLION+ theft. The French bank says fraudulent transfers from its account were converted into…
Coin Bureau Published: 2026-11-05 04:50 UTC Collected: 2026-11-05 06:45 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
🚨UPDATE: Crédit Mutuel Arkéa FINALLY confirms cyberattack behind suspected $133 MILLION+ theft.
The French bank says fraudulent transfers from its account were converted into crypto through speciali…
🚨UPDATE: Crédit Mutuel Arkéa FINALLY confirms cyberattack behind suspected $133 MILLION+ theft.
The French bank says fraudulent transfers from its account were converted into crypto through specialized platforms.
ZachXBT estimates losses exceed $133 million; the bank acknowledged the scale but has not confirmed a final figure.
The incident has been contained and some stolen funds blocked. Customer assets remain unaffected, though certain transfers were delayed says the bank.
Arkéa also says the losses do not threaten its financial strength. ZachXBT warns the total could rise as further transactions are identified.
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