The French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, based in Brittany, confirmed it had suffered a cyberattack detected by its services.

Its leadership said it took “the decision to temporarily suspend certain transactions in order to secure operations and prevent any new fraudulent movement”. The newspaper Le Télégramme reported that 133 million dollars (118 million euros) disappeared, an amount the bank does not confirm, and Le Monde reported the attack with losses estimated at 118 million euros.