A convincing “Coinbase support” impersonation campaign was linked by onchain investigator ZachXBT to roughly $2 million in stolen crypto.The attribution relied on corroboration across multiple signals ...

Last week, Jason Gewirtz, the vice president of news at CNBC, received a phone call that nearly led to his Coinbase account ...

Text scams are everywhere these days — and they're constantly evolving and changing. The latest evolution appears to be a scam centered on fake texts about Coinbase, the crypto platform. If you do get ...

Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the United States, is under fire after a wave of social engineering scams between December 2024 and January 2025 caused millions in losses for its ...

Coinbase has a wide selection of cryptocurrencies, a user-friendly design, and helpful educational content. For more experienced crypto investors, it also offers advanced trading tools, as well as the ...

Several crypto users have flagged new sophisticated phishing scam mails, targeting Coinbase and Gemini users. These legit-looking fraudulent emails claim to be from the crypto exchange, asking users ...

The phony email says crypto exchange users have until April 1 to transfer their crypto into self-custody wallets — but it’s a big scam. Crypto users have reported an increase in scam emails ...

Scammers are now sending fake Coinbase authentication codes to targets, complete with phone numbers to contact "support." If you receive one of these texts, and you did not request a 2FA code, don't ...

Welcome back to Week in Review! We’ve got tons of news for you this week, including a hack at Coinbase; YC thinks Google is a ‘monopolist’; layoffs at Microsoft; and much more. Have a great weekend!

A shocking incident recently shook the crypto industry when Brooklyn authorities charged a man for allegedly stealing $16 million from users of Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN), the largest crypto trading ...

coinbase logo on a phone - Photo illustration by Cheng Xin/Getty Images Text scams are everywhere these days — and they're constantly evolving and changing. The latest evolution appears to be a scam ...