French parent company of Keytrade Bank loses over 100 million euros in cyberattack: "No financial consequences for customers"
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa reported a loss of over 100 million euros due to a cyberattack, but assured that customers are not affected. The attackers used the group's own accounts for transactions, converting the stolen funds into cryptocurrencies. The group confirmed the attack was sophisticated and has since taken measures to secure transactions. They emphasized that customer funds remain protected and that their interests are a top priority. Keytrade Bank, under Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, has not provided additional comments beyond the group's statement.
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