Brooklyn Man Sentenced to Up to 12 Years Over $16 Million Coinbase Social Engineering Scheme
A Brooklyn man faces up to 12 years for a $16 million social engineering scheme targeting Coinbase users. What the sentence means for crypto security. The post Brooklyn Man Sentenced to Up to 12 Years Over $16 Million Co...
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