Coinbase says it has reduced unnecessary account freezes by 82% after years of user complaints about prolonged access issues.

Coinbase reduces account freezes by 82%, but trust remains fragile as users continue to report unresolved access problems.

The leading American exchange announces an 82% reduction in abusive freezes. But is this improvement enough to restore confidence shaken by recent data breaches? Coinbase claims to have reduced ...

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said the crypto exchange has reduced unnecessary user account freezing by 82%, after identifying ...

He said a scammer notified him his Coinbase account had been compromised, asked him to verify his personal information, to which the criminals likely had access through the compromised agents ...

According to a May 16 Bloomberg report, Sequoia Capital Managing Partner Roelof Botha’s personal information available through his Coinbase account was stolen after a group of cybercriminals ...

As well as masked Social Security numbers (last four digits only), masked bank account numbers, government-ID images and limited corporate data. Coinbase stressed that the attackers did not access ...

Personal information about Botha, including his phone number, address and other details associated with his Coinbase account, were stolen, the person said, asking not to be identified discussing ...

However, it said names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, last four digits of Social Security numbers, masked bank account numbers, and Coinbase account data like "balance snapshots and ...