In re Coinbase Customer Data Security Breach Litigation data breach case

Docket

Brought by

CCConsumer class plaintiffs

v.

Defendants

Coinbase Global, Inc.

Consolidated suits over the 2025 incident in which bribed overseas support agents leaked Coinbase customer data used in social engineering scams.

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