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April 17, 2013, 05:37:49 PM Last edit: April 17, 2013, 11:23:44 PM by DannyHamilton |
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As long as you are maintaining proper backups, and using a secure enough password, blockchain.info is only slightly less secure than Electrum and MultiBit. The three of them are so close as far as security is concerned, that your particular usage habits have a much bigger effect on security than anything intrinsic to the wallet.
Assuming you know what you are doing and are careful, the most secure wallet is a paper wallet. Next would be Armory. After that Bitcoin-Qt. Then the three popular lightweight wallets (Electrum, MultiBit, and blockchain.info). The least secure of all is any "shared wallet service" such as MtGox, Coinbase, BitFloor, and mining pools.
EDIT: As of 2013-04-17 BitFloor has ceased all operations.
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