Second Global Bank Hit By Malware Attack

Thieves have again broken their way into what was thought to be the
world's most secure financial messaging program, Swift. It's a system
used by banks and companies worldwide to move money around the world,
and investigators say the attack was likely part of a "wider and
highly adaptive campaign targeting banks." Investigators say it may
also be related to the hack at Sony Corp.'s film studio in 2014.

Patrice Howard reports from Los Angeles.

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