Coinbase domain name reportedly used by scammers in high-profile attacks
Twitter users have been sharing security incidents surrounding the crypto exchange, including claims that scammers are using Coinbase’s domain name for attacks.
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Twitter users have been sharing security incidents surrounding the crypto exchange, including claims that scammers are using Coinbase’s domain name for attacks.
The permissionless, collateralized fixed-rate borrowing and lending market restored operations in May and will now switch out user tokens worth $1.5 million.
The compromised accounts could give bad actors confidential information about companies and individuals.
Lawyer John Deaton alerted followers via his daughter’s account, urging people to report the hack as the XRP community responded, spreading awareness.
The attacker used the lack of slippage control over tokens to steal the funds.
Google’s new 2FA authenticator update could leave users vulnerable to hacks.
The vulnerability impacted wallet addresses created through the browser extension between November 14-23, resulting in nearly $170,000 in losses.
The attacker will be allowed to keep the remaining 20% of exploited crypto, according to SafeMoon developers.
The developer stated that so far, no funds have been lost.
The attacker reportedly manipulated the exchange rate between ERC-20 tokens and hTOKENS to steal over $7 million from the protocol.