This "coinbase.io" might look legit since it uses the same name as the exchange.
I guess it’s a typo and the correct name for this scam echange is
coinbaze (with a "z"). The domain name was registered two months ago and it uses the same template as the second one (with a slightly different design). So, it must be it.
The typo OP made make you realize how dangerous typosquatting scams can be!
Pretty sure there are many similar scam websites that use the same template. So, it would be more effective to explain how this scam works and how to idenify it instead of wasting time on making an infinte list of URLs.
Just my opinin, though.Oh, that address really doesn’t exist. I guess no one has created an address like that yet, though it does look misleading. As I mentioned earlier, even if someone falls for this scam URL, the scammers likely still wouldn’t be able to steal assets.
The real Coinbase already requires users to enable 2FA for enhanced security, making it much harder for scammers to access accounts.