By Raphael Satter WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase knew as far back as January about a customer data ...

Coinbase reportedly knew of a January data leak at outsourcing firm TaskUs, tied to a wider breach and a $20 million ...

A crypto investor sued Coinbase last week, alleging the exchange’s failures caused shareholders to suffer “significant losses ...

Coinbase knew of a major data leak months before disclosure involving bribed support agents in India and a $400M breach ...

Customer-support services provider TaskUs Inc. negligently failed to protect the personal information of nearly 100,000 people after a March data breach hit the Coinbase Inc. cryptocurrency exchange, ...

Investors believe that delayed data breach disclosure and regulatory issues negatively affect their COIN investments.

An investor is suing Coinbase, accusing the US-based crypto exchange of violating securities laws and causing its stock to ...

Coinbase reported a significant data breach on May 15, costing up to $400 million and affecting over 69,000 customers.

TaskUs was accused by plaintiff Nelson Estrada of failing to protect the personally identifying information of Coinbase users ...

Coinbase faces a class action lawsuit over a data breach. Learn about the implications for investors and the importance of secure authentication.

Coinbase knew back in January about a customer data leak at an outsourcing company in India connected to a larger breach ...

The ex-employees and person familiar with the matter said more than 200 TaskUs employees were soon fired in a mass layoff ...