Evidence Suggests Coinbase Security Breach Timeline May Be Inaccurate
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Summary
A detailed personal account of a cryptocurrency theft from a Coinbase account, where the author presents evidence suggesting Coinbase's official timeline of discovering the security breach doesn't match their own documented evidence. The author received unauthorized withdrawal notifications in January 2025, followed by suspicious phone calls from someone claiming to be a Coinbase representative. They provide recordings, emails, and technical evidence showing attacks occurred months before Coinbase's claimed discovery date, raising questions about the exchange's security protocols and transparency regarding the breach timeline.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledOrder N54HJG3V: Withdrawal of 2.93 ETH initiated. A representative will be in touch shortly before we mark the payment completed
I have recordings and emails showing attacks months before Coinbase's 'discovery'
The caller ID showed 1-805-885-0141. An Ame
Timeline, headers, and audio evidence
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