Topic: Bitcoin Hacking (Read 2407 times)
More than likely your wallet will be hacked by someone who knows your password or a keylogger will get into your system but bitcoin itseld is currently completely unhackable, and the best have tried....
Can Bitcoins be hacked?
`````Yup. But today, it's almost impossible, the security right now is very stable. Not like on the first 2 years of the bitcoin industry, there are so many cases of bitcoin hacking and stoling form the owner. But the hackers can't do that one today. We have so much internet security to defend from hackers and any other attacks.
Can Bitcoins be hacked?
`````Yup. But today, it's almost impossible, the security right now is very stable. Not like on the first 2 years of the bitcoin industry, there are so many cases of bitcoin hacking and stoling form the owner. But the hackers can't do that one today. We have so much internet security to defend from hackers and any other attacks.
So this means if ever i store big money i have higher chance of being hacked?
Can Bitcoins be hacked?
It is possible although it is highly unlikely. If you're just trying to hacked the private key, then to be honest with the current technology it's not going to get hacked in a long time.
But it is possible to have your computer hacked, and your coins accessed.
Yes it van be hacked, but its very difficult to hack, the wallet that you used is provided with high security
Usually the problem of people's wallet being hacked not come from the wallet, its because they were being scammed using phishing site and other scam technique not because the wallet is not secure
Usually the problem of people's wallet being hacked not come from the wallet, its because they were being scammed using phishing site and other scam technique not because the wallet is not secure
Bitcoin can be hacked, No system is safe , If you have a lot of bitcoin your bitcoin wallet may be targeted by the hackers. Bitcoin can possibly hacked by Hackers
the only way it can be hacked when you give your private keys of your wallet also when your to dumb enough to give your wallet to others. also one thing if bitcoin is hackable then the hacker would be the richest man on earth.
I don't know about the vulnerability of Bitcoin network. But, if you're careless about your wallet, you're most vulnerable to Trojans and some harmful malware. So Bitcoin might be hacked (?).
Also I’ve heard from my friend that we need some more super computer to hack BTC and that will take more BTC value than you want get by hacking. so probably no one will do.
The part with the super computer is not that far in the future. I remember reading some article that by 2030, there may be some concern about "hacking" the private keys of satoshi or something and that is the only thing (except the wallets) that can be "hacked" in the blockchain. Anyway I'm quite sure if even such computers exist in the near future, a new system will be implemented that will be more secure and even those quantum PC's wont be able to break it.
It takes a few weeks to crack a single address so it is still quite expensive and Bitcoin addresses won't be the first one targeted.
duh... nothing is 100% safe.
the safety is determined based on what you do. for example if you are careless about your own safety then it is not even 10%. you can make it as safe as possible and reach the 100% mark eventually, for example in bitcoin you can do this by making a cold storage and keeping it cold.
Hypothetically you could hack the network, realistically you'd have an insanely difficult time doing it and it next to impossible if you were to even attempt it.
As for hacking the wallets, it's basically a game of chance but I saw an infographic that it is also basically impossible to hack a wallet's private address with today's computing power. So your Bitcoin are safe unless you screw up, get a virus, or just pure blind and dumb luck with a one in a trillion chance.
As for hacking the wallets, it's basically a game of chance but I saw an infographic that it is also basically impossible to hack a wallet's private address with today's computing power. So your Bitcoin are safe unless you screw up, get a virus, or just pure blind and dumb luck with a one in a trillion chance.
If youre pertaining to bitcoin network bein hacked i think that is imposible because of bitcoin networks security.But bitcoin itself cannot be hack its your wallet that is vulnerable of hacking and your bitcoins vulnerable of bein stealed.Yes wallets online are not that secured to be not hacked by professional hackers online now.It just easy to decrupt for them
Can Bitcoins be hacked?
though your wallet can surely be hacked if its not a cold storage wallet, there were people who were complaining about their wallets on blockchain.info being hacked, though i have never faced it myselfI cringe every time I see a thread titled "How many bitcoin do you own?" or "What bitcoin wallet do you use?" or "Are you holding or spending your bitcoin?" or "Where do you find bitcoin faucets?" or any other of a million titles a clever scammer / hacker might use in order to learn all he will ever need to scam / hack all of your bitcoin away.
I'm not a hacker or coder or anything computery, but if I were, then I'd post a few threads like those mentioned above, and I'd bet that at least one forum member inadvertently tells me what kind of operating system he uses, which wallet software he's using, how many bitcoin he owns, how he has those bitcoin distributed among his software, hardware, and paper wallets, what times he's usually at his computer, which online links he's most likely to click on and download, and a ton more super hackery information. (It's crazy how much info we give away without knowing it.)
Just be careful what information you share in a public forum, and you'll be fine.
Nothing can stop the super clever professional hackers if they really want your bitcoin (or any other valuable information), but you don't have to help them, either.
Regards,
Me
Also I’ve heard from my friend that we need some more super computer to hack BTC and that will take more BTC value than you want get by hacking. so probably no one will do.
The part with the super computer is not that far in the future. I remember reading some article that by 2030, there may be some concern about "hacking" the private keys of satoshi or something and that is the only thing (except the wallets) that can be "hacked" in the blockchain. Anyway I'm quite sure if even such computers exist in the near future, a new system will be implemented that will be more secure and even those quantum PC's wont be able to break it.
this question pops up way too commonly lol 
. your btc balance is linked to your private key. and there are a finite number of keys so yes your balance can be hacked. but the probability is just so so small that you shouldnt worry about it.
. your btc balance is linked to your private key. and there are a finite number of keys so yes your balance can be hacked. but the probability is just so so small that you shouldnt worry about it.You're talking about bruteforcing, but that's most unlikely thing that will happen. afaik almost all thefts happen when user picks up some trojan.
From there everything goes sideways, but hacking/cracking private key by bruteforce just isn't worth worrying about, for now.
this question pops up way too commonly lol . your btc balance is linked to your private key. and there are a finite number of keys so yes your balance can be hacked. but the probability is just so so small that you shouldnt worry about it.
. your btc balance is linked to your private key. and there are a finite number of keys so yes your balance can be hacked. but the probability is just so so small that you shouldnt worry about it.You're talking about bruteforcing, but that's most unlikely thing that will happen. afaik almost all thefts happen when user picks up some trojan.
From there everything goes sideways, but hacking/cracking private key by bruteforce just isn't worth worrying about, for now.
this question pops up way too commonly lol . your btc balance is linked to your private key. and there are a finite number of keys so yes your balance can be hacked. but the probability is just so so small that you shouldnt worry about it.
. your btc balance is linked to your private key. and there are a finite number of keys so yes your balance can be hacked. but the probability is just so so small that you shouldnt worry about it. 
Can Bitcoins be hacked?
yes it can hacked from some ways,bitcoin can hacked from your wallet,its happen if you not put complete security in your wallet,basicly its wallet hacking,not a bitcoin hacking,so far nothing can hack bitcoin as stand alone technology. Can Bitcoins be hacked?
well bitcoins can possibly be hacked at some point in the far future when the computers will be far better than they are now but it will take hundreds of years in my opinionthough your wallet can surely be hacked if its not a cold storage wallet, there were people who were complaining about their wallets on blockchain.info being hacked, though i have never faced it myself
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