Fake Coinbase Emails Drive Wallet-Swiping Scam Campaign. A sophisticated malware campaign, PoisonSeed, targets users of email ...

Chinese crypto scams are employing hybrid online and offline tactics. A South Korean arcade hides behind a Bitcoin mine. Asia ...

The PoisonSeed campaign sends phishing emails to subscribers of hacked mailing lists in a bid to steal their crypto.

The scammers, frequently based in Southeast Asia, slowly gain the trust of their targets and then convince them to give money to buy cryptocurrency.

We live in an era in which technology or AI has poured kerosene into traditional fraud schemes,” said Seth Goertz, a partner at Dorsey & Whitney and former Justice Department attorney.

Coinbase has yet to flag any of the theft addresses from these victims in its compliance tools. Onchain detective discovers $34.9 million worth of BTC heist ZachXBT had raised alarms earlier in ...

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The scams targeting Coinbase users are sophisticated and well-orchestrated. Scammers often employ social engineering tactics, such as spoofing phone numbers and sending fake emails that appear ...

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