> javascript-based cryptography, which just doesn't work
LOL... Blockchain.info has over 120,000 users which disagree with you.
As the old saying goes, "the dogs bark, but the caravan goes on".
LOL... Blockchain.info has over 120,000 users which disagree with you.
As the old saying goes, "the dogs bark, but the caravan goes on".
Steps To Hack Blockchain.info
1) Discover a zero-day exploit in the operating system that Blockchain.info runs on
2) Hack it
3) Compromise the javascript that it delivers to the client
4) For the next 10 minutes or so (or up to the point the hack is discovered), anyone who logs into Blockchain.info via the web app and types in their password is compromised. Period.
Now, granted, this won't affect EVERYONE who has a Blockchain.info account, only the ones who log in while it's hacked.
I'm sure all of those other "online wallet" services that lost or disappeared with everyone's BTC also had plenty of users.