Topic: Bitcoin can be hacked? - page 16. (Read 2755 times)
There is a possibility of hacking Bitcoin if anyone does not have any queries. If your private key goes wrong in the browser, then be sure that your bitcoin will be hacked.
Bitcoin can technically be hacked yes, breaking the encryption on a transaction can give hackers access to a the details pertaining to that transaction, another is attempting to "steal" the blockchain and replace the information stored with false transactions among other things, there's no lack of videos online that detail how bitcoin works, with that in mind you can get a rough idea of how it can be 'hacked'.
There are a lot of possibilities that bitcoin can be hacked. I don't know the ways in hacking one wallet but I know many people that got hacked. Maybe because they just put their private key into somewhere or misplaced it in airdrop forms.
actually i want to know there is a possibility have to hack this supper e-money, because somebody hack it will be a huge effect for the economy.
pls give your valuable opinion.
pls give your valuable opinion.
Hacked isn't equal to cracked, i'm sure you mean cracked. And yes, as anything that involve a computer system can be hacked.
I remember some hackers words who say: People can build really secure systems, but there will always be a big vulnerability: The user. You can always hack the user and get sensitive information from him.
Now, getting back to the topic, i think it can be hacked, but if it get hacked it can be fixed with a fork, just like it happened before with ethereum
If you are a programmer, surely you will know that there are many bugs in blockchain for ethereum and will be the same on bitcoin as they are the possible crypto currency your coin purse can be hacked by a reliable hacker. 
Bitcoin can be hacked i guess. I have had issues about wallet lately where i can't sign in to my bitcoin account but got help through CHECKMATEHACKERS at protonmail dot come. Since then i feel bitcoin could be manipulated
There's a lot of attempt to hacked the BTC program but no one succeeded.
actually i want to know there is a possibility have to hack this supper e-money, because somebody hack it will be a huge effect for the economy.
pls give your valuable opinion.
pls give your valuable opinion.
it is very hard and is not affordable because hackers need quantomic computers to do this. but there are so many jobs that will cause to earning BTC, it is the best way to catching the BTC
I've seen it in movies, maybe it's just a fictional story. but I'm a bit worried too, because it makes sense what's going on in the movie. hackers hacked into bitcoin accounts that would be hacked, then they broke some code, and then they managed to steal all the bitcoins that were in the hacked account. but it's only in the movie, hopefully not happening in the real world.
I have heard a news about a friend that loses his bitcoin but I kept on thinking how is that possible because in order for you to hacked it is that you need to have or find a private key for that. It’s very difficult and time consuming to hack it. But for some that is very dedicated to hack it, maybe he can succeed. But I hope that will not happen to everyone.
We are not careless in our private keys but it has possible to lose our BTC.The reason is We dont know the system wether it is surely secured there are a lot of anonymous hacker or good in terms of computer by hacking another account. All we can do for now, always maintain online your account or look for the possibilities may happen. The weakest link in bitcoin's security model is you. If you get robbed, hacked, hit with a rubber hose until you give up your private keys, etc, you're the easiest point of failure for an attacker to get your coins. There is virtually no chance that bitcoin will be "hacked" in the sense that the network will permit people to steal your coins. It relies on some pretty strong cryptography; if you want proofs, you'll want a CS or math degree to understand fully.
While these points are valid and true it is up to the user to protect him or her self from being hacked and swindled.Nobody is going to hold your hand in not getting robbed when it comes to a virtual digital currency because more than likely they are the ones who will be taking your bitcoins.
As for protecting yourself from getting hacked have a point of disconnect put in place.
That way you will not give those who look to hack you the chance to even be able to try.
Yeah, it can be hacked that why one of the disadvantages of Bitcoin is risky. Some are using your transactions(by phising)/fraud, scams and many more but there are some ways or internet things/facilities used to reduce those risk. Try to search on those such and take to read more info.
I have heard a news about a friend that loses his bitcoin but I kept on thinking how is that possible because in order for you to hacked it is that you need to have or find a private key for that. It’s very difficult and time consuming to hack it. But for some that is very dedicated to hack it, maybe he can succeed. But I hope that will not happen to everyone.
Bitcoin can be hacked when you did not handle your password and other keys in a very safe manner. Doing some precautions is very important specially when doing online transactions. Be familiar with the links in some websites it can be a way for others to access your wallet and get hacked.
Possibilities of BTC getting hacked are super minimal as it operates on a hack proof system called blockchain, blockchain guarantees safety and anonymity of its users protecting them from the hackers.
I think bitcoin is hard to hacked because of the secured cryptocurrency unlike any other altcoin
I've never heard of a case, losing bitcoin from a user's wallet.which I know hackers hack into a bitcoin market place, because it's impossible to break into a bitcoin wallet, because it has a high security system.
The weakest link in bitcoin's security model is you. If you get robbed, hacked, hit with a rubber hose until you give up your private keys, etc, you're the easiest point of failure for an attacker to get your coins. There is virtually no chance that bitcoin will be "hacked" in the sense that the network will permit people to steal your coins. It relies on some pretty strong cryptography; if you want proofs, you'll want a CS or math degree to understand fully.
I can't say "yes or no" because since in the history of bitcoin, we have never heard that any account has been hacked even till date...
now everything can be hacked, everywhere can kill, everywhere can be robbed ... do not worry
Speaking with some ethical hackers, it seems the answer is no except for 51% attack which is very much unlikely at this stage. Crypto users just need to be aware of their wallets security practices as that is really vulnerable part.
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