A Brooklyn man has been sentenced to up to 12 years in prison for stealing nearly $16 million from about 100 Coinbase users ...

A Brooklyn man who stole nearly $16 million from about 100 Coinbase users through a yearlong phishing and social engineering ...

A Bitcoin wallet that had remained dormant since 2011 just woke up.

Ronald Spektor, 23, who lived with his father, used social engineering as part of his scam to steal from Coinbase customers.

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The Brooklyn District Attorney’s office has announced that Ronald Spektor, a 23-year-old Brooklyn resident who ran a year-long Coinbase support scam that drained roughly $16 million in crypto from ...

He posed as support staff, emptied about 100 accounts, then lost $6 million of the proceeds gambling, according to his own messages.

A 23-year-old from Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn got sentenced to four to 12 years in prison for running a phishing operation that hit nearly 100 Coinbase users and ...

Brooklyn man Ronald Spektor sentenced to 12 years for a $16M Coinbase phishing scheme that scammed nearly 100 victims ...

A Bitcoin wallet idle since July 2012 moved 600 BTC worth ~$51.9 million, lifting a two-week tally of decade-old coins on the ...

A Coinbase scam stole roughly $15.94M from about 100 users before Ronald Spektor was sentenced in New York to 4 to 12 years ...

Brooklyn resident Ronald Spektor, 23, received a 4-12 year prison sentence for stealing $16M from Coinbase users through phishing attacks.