Is a blockchain.info wallet in Tor browser secure?

[Minnlo]

Just use an offline wallet to keep your bitcoin safe. If you want to hide your IP, you can push your raw transactions on blockchain.info/pushtx with Tor.

[Foxpup]

Yes if you use .onion address the real site cant be spoofed by an exit node

It still risks the exit node being able to see traffic (including sensitive data).   Tor is just had enough exploits I would be afraid to use it for logging into something important.

No it doesn't. Hidden servers do not involve exit nodes at all, and all traffic to hidden servers is encrypted with that hidden server's public key, so no Tor nodes can see it. Please stop posting false information.

[BiTJack]

Absolutely not i won't trust TOR with that kinda stuff. If you need it but a vpn it's better than using tor nodes.

[LewiesMan]

I think it can be (I wouldnt) trusted as blockchain.info has gotten an SSL cert for tor, the second .onion site after facebook!

[Buziss]

It should be safe to use the .onion to access your blockchain.info wallet, but if you are looking for ultimate security, it is better to use an offline wallet or Trezor.

[Herbert2020]

Suppose I create an online wallet with https://blockchain.info/ in Tor browser and keep a small stash of BTC in there. It's an anonymous stash, right? So long as I only access via Tor browser, use change addresses and send BTC wisely.

But I've recently read about people running Tor exit nodes and maliciously sniffing the data through them, so I was wondering if this is a safe way of having an online wallet without anyone gaining access to my password/BTC.

Any thoughts?

i warn you to stay away from using Blockchain.info with Tor. my friend lost his hard earned bitcoins this way.