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Please can help me?

i have soo much btc in my wallet.

I have click on wallet, but it go me at this address: https://blockchainbdgpzk.onion/wallet/#/  and i not can open whitout tor..

Other time in past not had this problem...is for all this?

I go in tor, open the wallet, enter pass and ask me to authorize it whit email...go in my email, click on link, but send me in blockchain.info and not authorize me...

PLease i not want lost all btc and i hope  not is hacked..

PLEASE REPLY ME THANKS AT ALL.

The onion link you posted is the Tor version of blockchain.info, I believe. You can either download Tor and log in like normal, or log in using blockchain.info normally. I recommended you back up your wallet next time, since you never know when blockchain.info will go down.  Don't worry, your Bitcoin should be fine. If you have a lot of Bitcoin though, it is better to use a desktop wallet like Electrum if you Don't want to worry about syncing.

thanks, but thisis the problem...

i use tor, click on wallet, enter my code and pass...it ask me to authorize the login whit email...

Go in my email...click on link to authorize, but he send me on blockchain.info and not authirize me...

Please help me...

i have see is a new method.....why???

 

Are you using a new tab (or window) in your tor browser when you click on the link to authorize your accessing your wallet? If so then tor might make it appear that you are attempting to access your wallet from a separate computer/browser. I understand that when you authorize you logging into your computer, that you must authorize the logging in from the same browser that you initially attempted to access your wallet from in order to protect you against phishing attempts.

Try to copy the URL directly from your email into the same tab that you attempted to access your wallet from and see what happens.   

I thought there'd been some major security holes from accessing it via TOR? Have they been cleared up?

And if the OP is that worried about being uncovered then use a clean machine or boot linux at a different location to access the regular site. Considering what can go wrong with online wallets I wouldn't be leaving more than pocket money on there.

Yes,its not wise to access any online wallets through Tor.Blockchain.info has a dedicated page about it.Most of the times,you're pages will be injected by a malware ,which could simply convert your copy paste address into theirs.This happens within span of 2 seconds.You won't be surprised.I don't know why one has to use Tor just for wallet purposes,the surface wallet is equally anonymous unless you're buying guns for ISIS with bitcoins.

But why you are using tor since blockchain.info is just working fine? I think you should login through blockchain.info normally.
and blockchain really not safe enough for storing lots of btc there. I suggest you to transfer your money to a desktop wallet or a paper wallet,.

Not in onion version but in normal version. I have also faced this problem before, you have keep the first tab where you have typed password open and have to open the link you get in email in new tab without closing previous tab of blockchain login page. After this check that old tab, if everything is ok you will be into your wallet dashboard. Good luck.

Nothing is lost so far from what I have read. But since it appears you are afraid to open your blockchain wallet via the surface it is maybe because you are in some country where they are too harsh against bitcoin may be ? If it is so, you need to stop using TOR, buy a cheap VPN service to access the clear web page of blockchain.info and you should be safe. If this is not the case and your country has nothing to do with it, I would go with a advanced version of Linux (Kali, Whoppix, or Tails) as you can directly boot these OS and access your blockchain.info from their browsers and you are sure that these live CD/DVD are not infected and you can be safe if you are afraid from viruses, spyware or keyloggers. If none of the 2 options above is your problem then I don't understand what you are doing by trying to access the blockchain wallet of yours via TOR.