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Crypto Scammers Pose as Coinbase, Swipe $1.7 Million from Users

  • by Sofiya
  • 2024-07-09
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Crypto Investors Beware! Coinbase Phishing Scam Swipes $1.7 Million

Several Coinbase users recently fell victim to crypto scams involving impersonators posing as Coinbase representatives, resulting in significant losses.

One particularly alarming case involved a victim who disclosed part of their seed phrase after receiving a convincing phone call and email from a scammer claiming to be from Coinbase’s security team.

The victim, having been led to believe their wallet was compromised and transactions were imminent, entered a portion of their seed phrase on a fraudulent website, only to later discover a staggering loss of $1.7 million from their wallet.

CEO Alex Miller emphasized the dangers associated with entering any part of a seed phrase on unauthorized websites, highlighting that even partial disclosures can lead to complete compromise by malicious actors.

https://x.com/theklineventure/status/1810068252900376999

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