Coinbase refused to pay their ransom demand of $20 million and is instead offering a $20 million reward for information about ...

TechStory The U.S. Justice Department has initiated a criminal inquiry into a recent data breach in Coinbase Global ...

Michael Arrington argued that executives should be jailed if they don’t “adequately protect” sensitive user data.

The US Justice Department has opened a probe into a recent breach at the leading cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global Inc.

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Crypto giant Coinbase has confirmed its systems have been breached and customer data, including government-issued identity ...

Coinbase reportedly said it alerted the authorities about the incident and said the company is not being investigated by the DoJ.

Instead of paying the $20 million ransom, Coinbase offered the same amount of money for information leading to the attackers.

On Thursday, Coinbase confirmed that their systems were breached by unauthorized users and that internal company documents ...

The popular crypto exchange will not pay extortionists $20 million in ransom but will reimburse you for stolen assets.

TechCrunch founder and prominent investor Michael Arrington sounded the alarm over the human cost of the recent Coinbase data ...