On Thursday, Coinbase revealed that hackers tried to extort $20 million in Bitcoin by threatening to leak the personal data ...

The US Department of Justice is investigating the recent insider hack of Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN), according to Bloomberg.

DOJ launches an investigation into Coinbase data breach involving bribery, social engineering, and $20M ransom demand by ...

TechCrunch's founder says that due to Coinbase's recent data breach deaths, executives who don't protect customer information should go to jail.

Since Thursday, attorneys have filed 14 federal securities class action lawsuits, and legal experts predict that more complaints will follow.

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

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

TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington expressed concern over Coinbase's data breach potentially leading to fatalities, ...

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

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

Za Miner uses advanced security measures like cold wallet storage, SSL encryption, and DDoS protection. It's also regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and provides users with ...

The Coinbase data leak, including account balances and home addresses, come amid a rise in crypto kidnappings.