I would guess someone has discovered your identifier in some way, and might be trying to bruteforce the wallet's password.
In the wallet's settings, you can block connections from TOR.
Topic: Blockchain.info - Authorize log-in attempt - someone know my password? - page 2. (Read 1440 times)
August 16, 2016, 08:32:45 AM
August 16, 2016, 08:27:39 AM
Blockchain.info's wallet sends a login verification if the wallet identifier is correct, even if the password is wrong. Hence, if the email is authentic, someone has your identifier and potentially your password since the identifier is so long that I doubt anyone would be so dumb to bruteforce it. Have you leaked your identifier or email somewhere?
Check the email source and verify that it is from Blockchain.info. Check the bottom of the email and see if the identifier listed is correct.
Check the email source and verify that it is from Blockchain.info. Check the bottom of the email and see if the identifier listed is correct.
August 16, 2016, 07:54:30 AM
Hello,
i received "Authorize log-in attempt" e-mail from blockchain and they says: "If this login attempt was not made by you it means someone visited your wallet login page from an unrecognised browser."
IP Address: TOR Hidden Service
Browser: Mozilla
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0
it was not me who tried to login, so it mean that
a) someone know my password
or
b) someone know or guessed my identifier
?
Thank you
i received "Authorize log-in attempt" e-mail from blockchain and they says: "If this login attempt was not made by you it means someone visited your wallet login page from an unrecognised browser."
IP Address: TOR Hidden Service
Browser: Mozilla
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0
it was not me who tried to login, so it mean that
a) someone know my password
or
b) someone know or guessed my identifier
?
Thank you
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