why did some rando remote worker have access to the last four digits of my social and my government ID in the first place? you’d have to know this could happen @barmstrong

Cyber criminals bribed and recruited rogue overseas support agents to pull personal data on &lt;1% of Coinbase MTUs. No passwords, private keys, or funds were exposed. Prime accounts are untouched. We will reimburse impacted customers. More here: https://t.co/SidVn59JCV

Brian Armstrong

why did some rando remote worker have access to the last four digits of my social and my government ID in the first place? you’d have to know this could happen @barmstrong 

https://x.com/brian_armstrong/status/1922967787309256807?s=46

Turning life into a game at Sidequest.xyz, Crypto x AI, @seedclub 07

unclear what the reason was not to argue your point

i dabble with ai using open data from crypto https://alexpaden.tech

I don’t even give this kind of info to our own employees / contractors - truly makes no sense why this would be accessible especially outside your company’s legal jurisdiction

pretty different cases but as i said i don't mean to argue the point because i don't disagree-- however given patriot act / kyc law someone is going to have access regardless

doesn’t need to be made accessible to someone outside the US though