Coinbase Domain Name Used by Scammers in Recent Phishing Attacks – What's Going On?
Coinbase users have reported a series of phishing attacks that used the crypto exchange’s domain name. The crypto exchange’s users reported that they received texts and emails from scammers with links under the domain Co...
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The crypto exchange’s users reported that they received texts and emails from scammers with links under the domain Coinbase.com.
Twitter user Daniel Mason alleged that a scammer contacted him using a real phone number, followed by a phishing email from a Coinbase.com domain....
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