One company, Coinbase, told Digital Trends prevented almost 1,100 users from being defrauded in the hack, saving almost $280,000 in Bitcoin.

Coinbase says it prevented the transfer of $280,000 in Bitcoin (BTC) during a recent cryptocurrency scam on Twitter that compromised dozens of high-profile accounts. On July 15, Twitter accounts ...

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Coinbase chief information security officer (CISO), Philip Martin, told Forbes that had the 1,100 users completed their transactions, the total would have amounted to 30.4 bitcoin or about $280,000.

On-chain data shows that the hacker responsible for looting over $300 million from Coinbase users has gone long on Ethereum ...

The cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase said that it stopped around 1,100 customers from sending bitcoin to hackers who gained access to high-profile Twitter accounts.

Crypto exchange site Coinbase said it saved almost $280,000, or 30.4 bitcoin, from transferring to the attackers that orchestrated last week's hack on Twitter, per a Forbes report.