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⚠️ Inside Job at Coinbase: User Data Sold by Support Staff ⚠️
Leaked, Not Hacked — Millions at Risk.
In a shocking breach of trust, Coinbase's overseas support agents were bribed by criminals to leak sensitive user data — including:
Full names
Emails & phone numbers
Partial Social Security Numbers
Bank details
Government ID photos
This wasn't a cyberattack. It was an inside job — low-paid contractors selling out users for quick cash.
Why it’s serious:
This info is now in the hands of criminals who know who has crypto, where they live, and how to reach them. The threat is real and personal.
If you’ve ever used Coinbase:
Check your email for any alerts
Use hardware-based 2FA immediately
Never respond to unsolicited messages about wallets or funds
Coinbase claims:
No passwords or 2FA codes were leaked
No direct fund access occurred
However, some users were tricked into transferring funds — they will be reimbursed
$20 Million Bounty
Coinbase is offering $20M for leads that result in arrests. Justice is coming — but protect yourself now.
#CryptoNews #Coinbase #DataLeak #BinanceTGEAlayaAI $BTC
#SecurityAlert
Leaked, Not Hacked — Millions at Risk.
In a shocking breach of trust, Coinbase's overseas support agents were bribed by criminals to leak sensitive user data — including:
Full names
Emails & phone numbers
Partial Social Security Numbers
Bank details
Government ID photos
This wasn't a cyberattack. It was an inside job — low-paid contractors selling out users for quick cash.
Why it’s serious:
This info is now in the hands of criminals who know who has crypto, where they live, and how to reach them. The threat is real and personal.
If you’ve ever used Coinbase:
Check your email for any alerts
Use hardware-based 2FA immediately
Never respond to unsolicited messages about wallets or funds
Coinbase claims:
No passwords or 2FA codes were leaked
No direct fund access occurred
However, some users were tricked into transferring funds — they will be reimbursed
$20 Million Bounty
Coinbase is offering $20M for leads that result in arrests. Justice is coming — but protect yourself now.
#CryptoNews #Coinbase #DataLeak #BinanceTGEAlayaAI $BTC
#SecurityAlert
🚨 ALERT: Dark web hackers claim to have leaked user data from #Gemini and #Binance ! 🕵️♂️💻
Stay vigilant, #CryptoCommunity ! 🛡️🔒
#CryptoNews #DataLeak #WhaleMovements #StaySafe
Stay vigilant, #CryptoCommunity ! 🛡️🔒
#CryptoNews #DataLeak #WhaleMovements #StaySafe
⚠️ Inside Job at Coinbase: User Data Sold by Support Staff ⚠️
Leaked, Not Hacked — Millions at Risk.
In a shocking breach of trust, Coinbase's overseas support agents were bribed by criminals to leak sensitive user data — including:
Full names
Emails & phone numbers
Partial Social Security Numbers
Bank details
Government ID photos
This wasn't a cyberattack. It was an inside job — low-paid contractors selling out users for quick cash.
Why it’s serious:
This info is now in the hands of criminals who know who has crypto, where they live, and how to reach them. The threat is real and personal.
If you’ve ever used Coinbase:
Check your email for any alerts
Use hardware-based 2FA immediately
Never respond to unsolicited messages about wallets or funds
Coinbase claims:
No passwords or 2FA codes were leaked
No direct fund access occurred
However, some users were tricked into transferring funds — they will be reimbursed
$20 Million Bounty
Coinbase is offering $20M for leads that result in arrests. Justice is coming — but protect yourself now.
#CryptoNews #Coinbase #DataLeak #BinanceTGEAlayaAI $BTC
Leaked, Not Hacked — Millions at Risk.
In a shocking breach of trust, Coinbase's overseas support agents were bribed by criminals to leak sensitive user data — including:
Full names
Emails & phone numbers
Partial Social Security Numbers
Bank details
Government ID photos
This wasn't a cyberattack. It was an inside job — low-paid contractors selling out users for quick cash.
Why it’s serious:
This info is now in the hands of criminals who know who has crypto, where they live, and how to reach them. The threat is real and personal.
If you’ve ever used Coinbase:
Check your email for any alerts
Use hardware-based 2FA immediately
Never respond to unsolicited messages about wallets or funds
Coinbase claims:
No passwords or 2FA codes were leaked
No direct fund access occurred
However, some users were tricked into transferring funds — they will be reimbursed
$20 Million Bounty
Coinbase is offering $20M for leads that result in arrests. Justice is coming — but protect yourself now.
#CryptoNews #Coinbase #DataLeak #BinanceTGEAlayaAI $BTC
🚨COINBASE DATA LEAK 🚨
Coinbase: Cyber criminals bribed and recruited a group of rogue overseas support agents to steal Coinbase customer data to facilitate social engineering attacks. These insiders abused their access to customer support systems to steal the account data for a small subset of customers. We will reimburse customers who were tricked into sending funds to the attacker.
*Coinbase: We will not pay the $20M ransom demand we received. Instead we are establishing a $20M reward fund for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the criminals.
*Coinbase expects up to $400 million hit from cyber attack
#usa #crypto #cyber #dataleak #coinbase
Coinbase: Cyber criminals bribed and recruited a group of rogue overseas support agents to steal Coinbase customer data to facilitate social engineering attacks. These insiders abused their access to customer support systems to steal the account data for a small subset of customers. We will reimburse customers who were tricked into sending funds to the attacker.
*Coinbase: We will not pay the $20M ransom demand we received. Instead we are establishing a $20M reward fund for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the criminals.
*Coinbase expects up to $400 million hit from cyber attack
#usa #crypto #cyber #dataleak #coinbase
👾 ⚠️🚨 Be Safe. Change Your Passwords Now.
Personal data of over 230,000 Gemini and Binance users is being sold on the darkweb.
Darkweb attackers allegedly stole "names, passwords, IP addresses, emails, and phone numbers" of crypto exchange customers.
#PrisTrade #Binance #DataLeak #darkweb #Gemini
Personal data of over 230,000 Gemini and Binance users is being sold on the darkweb.
Darkweb attackers allegedly stole "names, passwords, IP addresses, emails, and phone numbers" of crypto exchange customers.
#PrisTrade #Binance #DataLeak #darkweb #Gemini
Darkweb actors claim to have over 100K of Gemini, Binance user info
Binance told Cointelegraph the data is not the result of a leak from the exchange but instead is a result of the hacker collecting data using malware on infected computers.
Darkweb threat actors claim to have hundreds of thousands of user records — including names, passwords and location data — of Gemini and Binance users, putting the apparent lists up for sale on the internet.
The Dark Web Informer, a Darkweb cyber news site, said in a March 27 blog post that the latest sale is from a threat actor operating under the handle AKM69, who purportedly has an extensive list of private user information from users of crypto exchange Gemini.
“The database for sale reportedly includes 100,000 records, each containing full names, emails, phone numbers, and location data of individuals from the United States and a few entries from Singapore and the UK,” the Dark Web Informer said.
“The threat actor categorized the listing as part of a broader campaign of selling consumer data for crypto-related marketing, fraud, or recovery targeting.”
Gemini didn’t immediately respond to Cointelegraph’s request for comment.
A day earlier, Dark Web Informer said another user, kiki88888, was offering to sell Binance emails and passwords, with the compromised data reportedly containing 132,744 lines of information.
Binance says leaked info came through phishing, not data leak
Speaking to Cointelegraph, Binance said the information on the dark web is not the result of a data leak from the exchange. Instead, it was a hacker who collected data by compromising browser sessions on infected computers using malware.
In a follow-up post, the Dark Web Informer also alluded to the data theft being a result of user’s tech being comprised rather than a leak from Binance, saying, “Some of you really need to stop clicking random stuff.”
In a similar situation last September, a hacker under the handle FireBear claimed to have a database with 12.8 million records stolen from Binance, with data including last names, first names, email addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and residential addresses, according to reports at the time.
Binance denied the claims, dismissing the hacker’s claim to have sensitive user data as false after an internal investigation from their security team.
This isn’t the first cyber threat targeting users of major crypto exchanges this month. Australian federal police said on March 21 they had to alert 130 people of a message scam aimed at crypto users that spoofed the same “sender ID” as legitimate crypto exchanges, such as Binance.
Another similar string of scam messages reported by X users on March 14 spoofed Coinbase and Gemini attempting to trick users into setting up a new wallet using pre-generated recovery phrases controlled by the fraudsters.
Always Use 2 Step Verification
And Keep Your Big Funds in Wallets Like Metamask and Trust.
#pristrade #darkweb #Binance #Gemini #dataleak
Darkweb threat actors claim to have hundreds of thousands of user records — including names, passwords and location data — of Gemini and Binance users, putting the apparent lists up for sale on the internet.
The Dark Web Informer, a Darkweb cyber news site, said in a March 27 blog post that the latest sale is from a threat actor operating under the handle AKM69, who purportedly has an extensive list of private user information from users of crypto exchange Gemini.
“The database for sale reportedly includes 100,000 records, each containing full names, emails, phone numbers, and location data of individuals from the United States and a few entries from Singapore and the UK,” the Dark Web Informer said.
“The threat actor categorized the listing as part of a broader campaign of selling consumer data for crypto-related marketing, fraud, or recovery targeting.”
Gemini didn’t immediately respond to Cointelegraph’s request for comment.
A day earlier, Dark Web Informer said another user, kiki88888, was offering to sell Binance emails and passwords, with the compromised data reportedly containing 132,744 lines of information.
Binance says leaked info came through phishing, not data leak
Speaking to Cointelegraph, Binance said the information on the dark web is not the result of a data leak from the exchange. Instead, it was a hacker who collected data by compromising browser sessions on infected computers using malware.
In a follow-up post, the Dark Web Informer also alluded to the data theft being a result of user’s tech being comprised rather than a leak from Binance, saying, “Some of you really need to stop clicking random stuff.”
In a similar situation last September, a hacker under the handle FireBear claimed to have a database with 12.8 million records stolen from Binance, with data including last names, first names, email addresses, phone numbers, birthdays and residential addresses, according to reports at the time.
Binance denied the claims, dismissing the hacker’s claim to have sensitive user data as false after an internal investigation from their security team.
This isn’t the first cyber threat targeting users of major crypto exchanges this month. Australian federal police said on March 21 they had to alert 130 people of a message scam aimed at crypto users that spoofed the same “sender ID” as legitimate crypto exchanges, such as Binance.
Another similar string of scam messages reported by X users on March 14 spoofed Coinbase and Gemini attempting to trick users into setting up a new wallet using pre-generated recovery phrases controlled by the fraudsters.
Always Use 2 Step Verification
And Keep Your Big Funds in Wallets Like Metamask and Trust.
#pristrade #darkweb #Binance #Gemini #dataleak
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