00:01 Hey everyone. Hackers and scammers are
00:04 extremely clever and they are incessant
00:07 these days. Uh people keep sending me uh
00:10 screenshots of text message that they
00:12 supposedly have gotten from Coinbase
00:15 about their account being compromised
00:16 and they’re supposed to call a number to
00:18 secure it. Of course, there’s hackers on
00:21 scammers on the other side of that phone
00:22 number. People are sending me
00:24 screenshots of emails they’re getting
00:26 where people are, you know, supposedly
00:28 their accounts have been compromised or
00:30 tech support needs access to help them
00:32 secure their accounts or there’s
00:33 fraudulent activity and they’re supposed
00:35 to call this number to resolve
00:37 potentially fraudulent activity on their
00:39 account. Hackers and scammers are trying
00:41 everything. They’re blasting tens of
00:44 thousands of text messages every day,
00:46 probably millions every day to people
00:48 all over that are claiming to be from
00:51 Google, claiming to be from Coinbase,
00:54 claiming to be from anybody that would
00:56 give them access to your accounts. Um,
00:60 one second, let me get through traffic
01:01 here. Um, they especially want to get in
01:04 Coinbase accounts because obviously that
01:06 gives them access to your Bitcoin uh if
01:08 it’s in um if it’s in Coinbase. But the
01:12 what they really want is access to your
01:13 Google account because most people use
01:16 the Google password manager and they
01:18 have all their passwords in there
01:20 including Coinbase. And most people use
01:22 Google authenticator for two-factor
01:24 authentication. And all of their
01:26 two-factor authentication codes are
01:28 backed up to their Google account. And
01:30 Google does not require two-factor
01:32 authentication to be on on the account,
01:34 which is insane. I cannot believe that
01:36 Google does not require two-factor
01:38 authentication to be on on a Google a
01:40 Gmail account. So hackers and scammers
01:43 are constantly trying to hack Coinbase
01:45 accounts because it gives them access to
01:46 your Bitcoin or Google accounts because
01:49 it gives them access to everything. If
01:51 they can get access to your Gmail
01:52 account, they can use that Gmail account
01:55 to log into anywhere that the that the
01:57 Gmail uh Google password manager has the
02:00 password saved for. And for all of those
02:03 sites, which probably all of them
02:04 require two-factor authentication, they
02:07 have access then to your uh Google
02:09 authenticator to get two-factor
02:11 authentication codes off of that. Now,
02:13 if your two-factor authentication codes
02:15 go to your phone as a text message
02:18 rather than two-factor authentication
02:20 codes coming from Google Authenticator,
02:22 then obviously they do not have access
02:24 to that. Unless, of course, they your
02:27 AT&T or Verizon or Ceasefire or whatever
02:29 you’re using is backed up in your uh
02:32 Google password manager, which point
02:35 they of course will log into AT&T. They
02:38 will port your phone number in the
02:40 middle of the night over to a device
02:41 that they can control using once again
02:45 your Google password manager and your
02:46 saved AT&T credentials plus the
02:49 two-factor authentication code that
02:51 comes to uh off of Google Authenticator.
02:54 Now again, if if you get a text message
02:56 from AT&T as your two-factor
02:59 authentication code, then they’re stuck
03:00 because they have access to your AT&T
03:02 account, but not the two-factor
03:03 authentication code because it’s going
03:05 to a phone number they’re trying to port
03:07 and they can’t have access to it. But
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08:50 that for most people access to their
08:53 Bitcoin on Coinbase is as simple as
08:55 hacking their Google account because
08:58 again they get your password manager on
09:00 Google. If they hack your Google
09:01 account, your G Gmail account, they get
09:04 your uh your your password manager on
09:06 Google and if Coinbase is in there,
09:08 they’re going to have that password. And
09:10 if two-factor authentication is set up
09:13 uh with Google authenticator, a hacker
09:15 or a scammer is going to get that too
09:17 because that’s all backed up to the
09:19 Google or the uh the Apple iCloud or
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09:35 hacked or scammed or even trust yourself
09:37 not to get scammed with people calling
09:40 constantly claiming to be Coinbase,
09:42 claiming to be Google, claiming to be
09:43 securing your account, claiming to be
09:46 claiming that there was unauthorized
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09:49 need you to verify a few things for them
09:52 to secure your account. Of course,
09:53 they’re trying to steal your Bitcoin.
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11:14 There’s no reason not to. You need a
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