French Bank Loses $133M in Crypto Laundering, Chainalysis Breach Deepens, OpenSSH 'SSH Hole' Exploited
Cybersecurity Today host David Shipley reports a $133M theft from French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa after attackers entered via an unnamed third-party provider, moved funds from the bank's own accounts, and laundered them into USDC/USDT; investigators say delays allowed millions to be washed before the bank disclosed the incident.
Chainalysis says its breach exposed usernames, password hashes, and live tokens for all customers, prompting it to take major tools and portals offline while requiring IP allowlisting, password resets, and API key rotation.
Apiiro found Claude Code's "don't ask again" behavior can store secrets in plaintext in settings.local.json committed to public GitHub. A newly disclosed OpenSSH flaw on musl-based systems without PAM was exploited within hours.
A British soldier was court-martialed after ignoring phone-security orders and being blackmailed.
00:00 Top Cyber Headlines
00:38 French Bank Crypto Heist
03:11 Chainalysis Breach Fallout
04:43 Claude Code Secret Leaks
06:40 OpenSSH SSH Hole Exploits
08:55 Soldier Sextortion Court Martial
11:02 Wrap Up and Sign Off