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732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR)
See he is trying to pay you at cheaper rate ₹21,555,874,551.88 / 732342.34425 = 29,434 Rs. Send a mail back to him to negotiate for better deals .. ha ha..
I sent back a 1 satoshi invoice.
Topic: Coinbase Phishing - Be careful (Read 991 times)
See he is trying to pay you at cheaper rate ₹21,555,874,551.88 / 732342.34425 = 29,434 Rs. Send a mail back to him to negotiate for better deals .. ha ha..
I sent back a 1 satoshi invoice.
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732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR)
See he is trying to pay you at cheaper rate ₹21,555,874,551.88 / 732342.34425 = 29,434 Rs. Send a mail back to him to negotiate for better deals .. ha ha..
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Coinbase
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
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Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
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The Coinbase Team
Not a very smart way to phish, but possibility of accidental clicks are always there.
Be careful with invoices to a live coinbase account.
Just wondering what made him to think you have so many bitcoins though.
Was just re-reading the article and it seems that these were not picked up from the Coinbase API, but were just invoices sent to all Coinbase customers. It is a nifty feature.
http://blog.coinbase.com/post/81407694500/update-on-coinbase-data-security
So, someone just found an e-mail list and sent them all invoices using the Coinbase API.
Hackers job is lot easier than a programmers ...! A programmer code's a program with so much pressure and a hacker jumps in and tells other ,bamm that line of code was wrong...! out of thousands of line it is hard to make sure you are doing everything correct all the time..! http://blog.coinbase.com/post/81407694500/update-on-coinbase-data-security
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We’d also like to address the claim of a “leaked” list of Coinbase emails and user names. This list (the size of which is less than one half of one percent of Coinbase users) was not the result of a data breach at Coinbase. This list of emails was likely sourced from other sites - probably Bitcoin related ones. It’s clear there was no data breach because no other user information is provided.
So, someone just found an e-mail list and sent them all invoices using the Coinbase API.
Long story short: Exchanges should take members security a lil more seriously now , I'm not saying that claims made by CB are false because I didn't received any such Phishing mail and I have a acc/ in CB ..! but they should always remain on their toes when it comes to members security.
Glad i didn't received it..! just wondering how they got the email address.? did they bought the database or hacked it.?
There was a leak and my ID found its way on a pastebin.
It is not really a leak, there is a way to
Was just re-reading the article and it seems that these were not picked up from the Coinbase API, but were just invoices sent to all Coinbase customers. It is a nifty feature.
http://blog.coinbase.com/post/81407694500/update-on-coinbase-data-security
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We’d also like to address the claim of a “leaked” list of Coinbase emails and user names. This list (the size of which is less than one half of one percent of Coinbase users) was not the result of a data breach at Coinbase. This list of emails was likely sourced from other sites - probably Bitcoin related ones. It’s clear there was no data breach because no other user information is provided.
So, someone just found an e-mail list and sent them all invoices using the Coinbase API.
Glad i didn't received it..! just wondering how they got the email address.? did they bought the database or hacked it.?
There was a leak and my ID found its way on a pastebin.
It is not really a leak, there is a way to
Glad i didn't received it..! just wondering how they got the email address.? did they bought the database or hacked it.?
There was a leak and my ID found its way on a pastebin.
It is not really a leak, there is a way to
Mt. Gox user DB leak ?
Coinbase. Not a DB leak, more like a well written script on their API to
http://pastebin.com/RzWipJFb
Glad i didn't received it..! just wondering how they got the email address.? did they bought the database or hacked it.?
There was a leak and my ID found its way on a pastebin.
It is not really a leak, there is a way to
Mt. Gox user DB leak ?
Glad i didn't received it..! just wondering how they got the email address.? did they bought the database or hacked it.?
There was a leak and my ID found its way on a pastebin.
It is not really a leak, there is a way to
Glad i didn't received it..! just wondering how they got the email address.? did they bought the database or hacked it.?
Thanks for the heads up, Benson
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Hi Benson Samuel,
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The Coinbase Team
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
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Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Not a very smart way to phish, but possibility of accidental clicks are always there.
Be careful with invoices to a live coinbase account.
Phishing aside, that's very lucrative amount of BTC
They should have at least chosen a viable amount like 20 BTC or something to not make people suspicious.
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Coinbase
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
Click here to sign in and complete this payment
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
Click here to sign in and complete this payment
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Not a very smart way to phish, but possibility of accidental clicks are always there.
Be careful with invoices to a live coinbase account.
Lol @mailinator.com wat a noob
April 1 joke
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Coinbase
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
Click here to sign in and complete this payment
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
Click here to sign in and complete this payment
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Not a very smart way to phish, but possibility of accidental clicks are always there.
Be careful with invoices to a live coinbase account.
Lol @mailinator.com wat a noob
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Coinbase
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
Click here to sign in and complete this payment
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Hi Benson Samuel,
[email protected] just sent you a request to pay 732342.34425 BTC (worth ₹21,555,874,551.88 INR) using Coinbase.
Click here to sign in and complete this payment
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Not a very smart way to phish, but possibility of accidental clicks are always there.
Be careful with invoices to a live coinbase account.
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