Grégory Raymond reported the funds were laundered through crypto.
French journalist Grégory Raymond (@gregory_raymond) reported overnight that Crédit Mutuel Arkéa was hit by fraud of at least $133 million.
According to his post, written in French, the money was laundered through crypto.
The scoop drew about 940 likes. The bank's confirmation spread in English-language crypto circles a few hours later.
The retailer apologized to customers in its update on the MUJI app incident.
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The attack came through refrigeration contractor Coolworld. An on-call technician caught it in time.
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He says no platform is unhackable, but that can't be an excuse.
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He points to public data showing money flowing in, not out.
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From Crédit Mutuel Arkéa to Belgium's tax portal and Korean banks.
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About 345,000 of the card numbers are said to still be valid, per Polymarket Japan.
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