Latest Email News

Millions of OpenSea user emails are now fully in the wild after the marketplace’s automation vendor leaked the emails in mid-2022.

Scammers are spoofing support emails for hardware wallet maker Ledger, prompting users to share their seed phrases.

Similar to how Gmail allows users to unsend an email, STXN’s new time machine feature will allow crypto users to revert Ethereum transactions.

Mt. Gox’s claims website is currently down for maintenance, while Mt. Gox creditors are still looking for an explanation behind the recent flood of login attempts.

Coinbase initially demanded a subpoena into Gary Gensler’s private communications before his time as SEC chair but changed tactics in its latest letter to the judge.

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban claims that any email sent from his account “after 3.30pm” Pacific Standard Time on June 22 was not from him.

An April report revealed that Proton Mail assisted Spanish police with locating one of its users, leading to questions about its guarantees of privacy.

Dmail co-founder Daniel James explains why email needs to be decentralized.

Patreon Support said it has identified the problem and is working to address “affected accounts” as crypto users continue to receive unsolicited spam.

Recipients need to download a Coinbase Wallet to receive the funds, but the crypto exchange says they’ve simplified the process for less tech-savvy users.

On Sept. 22, one of Nansen’s third-party vendors suffered a security breach, which exposed the email addresses of 7% of the system’s users.

OpenSea users have reportedly been targeted with a widespread email phishing campaign, including a fake developer API risk alert and a fake NFT offer.

Bitfinex stressed its systems weren’t compromised and no customer funds were lost.

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Trezor’s brand ambassador Josef Tetek emphasized that the hardware wallet firm never asks for users’ recovery seed, PIN or passphrase.