Is blockchain.info's wallet still safe ?

[jambola2]

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inputs.io has been hacked.
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[bbit]

The question is above.
inputs.io has been hacked.
This is a self-moderated thread , and any scam accusations , unrelated to the question may be deleted.

Eventually, ALL wallets get hacked.

I think blockchain.info had a leak not long ago but can't remember.

[jambola2]

The question is above.
inputs.io has been hacked.
This is a self-moderated thread , and any scam accusations , unrelated to the question may be deleted.

Eventually, ALL wallets get hacked.

I think blockchain.info had a leak not long ago but can't remember.

So, I should not store my BTC in blockchain.info either ?

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

If you're accessing blockchain.info through the web, then if the frontend servers was compromised then you could be served malicious JS that dumps your private keys / sends them to the attacker's address.

[bbit]

The question is above.
inputs.io has been hacked.
This is a self-moderated thread , and any scam accusations , unrelated to the question may be deleted.

Eventually, ALL wallets get hacked.

I think blockchain.info had a leak not long ago but can't remember.

So, I should not store my BTC in blockchain.info either ?

I recommend not a huge amount. I have small amounts scattered everywhere and large amounts off the grid. As TF replied this is exactly what can happen.

[2dogs]

But doesn't the G2F make it safe?

[balanghai]

for less than BTC1 it should be fine. Just store your heap of bitcoins in your beer cooler.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

But doesn't the G2F make it safe?

2FA is purely enforced server side, your wallet is unlocked once you're in the wallet view and JS can perform any arbitrary action.