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Title: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: Arvicco on November 07, 2013, 04:03:00 PM http://www.coindesk.com/hackers-steal-bitcoins-inputs-io-wallet-service/
Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: zeroday on November 07, 2013, 04:43:18 PM Yet another "high secure" wallet service hosted on a virtual server ?
Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: miahallen on November 07, 2013, 04:56:22 PM Well, looks like I'm out 10 BTC....what really pisses me off is that they say the hack occurred on OCT 23rd, but all of my BTC was added after that date....which means if they would have identified and announced the breach sooner, I would have lost less BTC >:(
Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: zeroday on November 07, 2013, 06:04:28 PM Web wallets is EVIL
Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: exstasie on November 07, 2013, 06:07:09 PM Web wallets is EVIL Do you know the best way to store you're wallet offline? Still pretty new to this and have my stuff online. Based on what i've been reading, and since it is so profitable for someone to find ways to hack online wallets, i want to be safe in knowing I can't be hacked! Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: Mike Christ on November 07, 2013, 06:15:18 PM Web wallets is EVIL Do you know the best way to store you're wallet offline? Still pretty new to this and have my stuff online. Based on what i've been reading, and since it is so profitable for someone to find ways to hack online wallets, i want to be safe in knowing I can't be hacked! Armory is the best, but if you're looking for something lightweight, you could spring for electrum. Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: exstasie on November 07, 2013, 06:22:19 PM Web wallets is EVIL Do you know the best way to store you're wallet offline? Still pretty new to this and have my stuff online. Based on what i've been reading, and since it is so profitable for someone to find ways to hack online wallets, i want to be safe in knowing I can't be hacked! Armory is the best, but if you're looking for something lightweight, you could spring for electrum. Thanks for the suggestions. Both look great and compatible for my Mac! :D Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: miahallen on November 07, 2013, 06:26:51 PM Web wallets is EVIL Do you know the best way to store you're wallet offline? Still pretty new to this and have my stuff online. Based on what i've been reading, and since it is so profitable for someone to find ways to hack online wallets, i want to be safe in knowing I can't be hacked! I also use COINBASE and they can generate a paper wallet. That's where I'm putting my new coins from now on :-( Title: Re: 2013-11-07 CoinDesk: Hackers steal $1.2m of bitcoins from Inputs.io Post by: exstasie on November 07, 2013, 06:49:20 PM I currently use blockchain to store my wallet.
Has anyone done this for their offline wallet? https://blockchain.info/wallet/paper-wallet-tutorial-web |