Quote from: shorena on March 04, 2018, 08:48:03 PM

Quote from: pandukelana2712 on February 16, 2018, 04:42:55 PM

Quote from: MKH on February 07, 2018, 04:47:37 PM

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I import address and click on more options but its don't showing sign Message. It's showing Archive, Transfer, Spend.

Based my thread in my local sub https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2946861.0, I'll make this thread more completly with this, especially how to make sign messages bitcoin address at blockchain.info wallet

Question : If there is already a thread about that, why did you created this thread man? Are you wanted to spam or something?! Go away!
Answer : No dear, certainly I'm not. I did this because Shorena still didn't give detail a tutorial on how to sign a message with new version blockchain wallet.

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Just to make clear why I didnt add this to the post.

#1 I just now noticed it and lately I tend to be away from the forum for long periods of time.
#2 I think this tutorial is dangerous or at the very least I have no way to determine how safe it is.[1] It requires you to manually handle private keys and trust (or understand) source code that is not widely used as a wallet. I think the steps could be improved by not relying on the github repo, but rather on e.g. electrum. Then again, importing a key from electrum into bc.i would be pointless as you could just sign with electrum directly.

[1] Is the code sound? Is the entropy generation sound? Are the steps given in a language I dont understand good? Is focus drawn to the possible pitfalls of handling unencrypted private keys in your clipboard? Why this repo and not e.g. bitaddress or brainwallet, etc.?

Edit: I just tested it, addresses created with new wallets still can not be used to sign messages with.

#1. I'm waiting to discuss with you more than a week.

#2. About the security, I totally agree with you.
I already warned about this, by posting this:

Quote from: pandukelana2712 on February 16, 2018, 04:42:55 PM

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For some reason, I'm not suggest you to use blockchain.info as your main wallet.
This is just tutorial, how to make signature message at b.info wallet.

Following your Dos and Don't

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Dos and Don'ts:
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DO include the current date. This ensures the signature can not be reused on a different day.
DO include the reason and be specific. This ensures the signature can not be resued for a different reason.
DO include your nickname and where you use it. This ensures the signature can not be reused, e.g. by Shorena on AcmeCorpTalk.

DO NOT use a compromised machine (virus, keylogger, etc.) to create a signature. Signing unlocks your wallets protection the same way spending bitcoin does.
DO NOT upload your private key somewhere in order to create a signature.
DO NOT give your private key to someone else in order to create a signature for you.

I made this because I was curious about it:

Quote from: shorena on May 12, 2017, 04:45:24 PM

Quote from: apoorvlathey on May 11, 2017, 05:29:36 PM

Quote from: Fraxinus on May 11, 2017, 05:36:51 AM

How can I sign a message in the new blockchain?It seems I can't find a sign button there,I've only seen the verify one.It's not in the manage options.

By blockchain I assume you are referring to blockchain.info

To sign a message, go to the "Settings" tab on left, Click on "Addresses", Click on "More Options" in front of your required address, Choose "Sign Message" .

Does the new version allow signing messages? My last info is only the old wallet version does.

Quote from: shorena on March 14, 2015, 11:30:18 PM

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I added an example how to post the signed message for the blockchain.info part here.

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Blockchain.info v2 2016.05.11
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Update (2017.5.13): According to user apoorvlathey it is now possible to sign messages with the new version as it was in the past. User sHeRiLyN1618 reports that this is only possible for imported addresses, but not addresses generated with the service. For more information read the posts starting from here -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg18991565#msg18991565

Update (2016.5.11): It is now possible to sign messages with imported private keys.
Th0ur007 wrote a step by step here -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1467458

Note: Blockchain.info's new wallet does not allow you to sign a message, nor does it allow you to easily export the private key in order to sign with a different wallet. There is a crude work around here -> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-2l6xOqcbjs9QWEqSh72RD1d8EEdvG_hQuEXw_f_o6w/edit
Use at your own risk!

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Luckily for me, I found this thread in my local board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2107937.0, this thread give a simple tutorial on how to find a private key of blockchain.info wallet address.
Firstly, I make a backup of blockchain.info wallet using wallet recovery phrase, then I write 12-16 "magic word" at notepad.
Two, I download this tools: https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39, then I went offline.
I run this tools in offline mode, I fill my 12-16 "magic word" to BIP39 Mnemonic form, and I get result privkey instantly.
Video mode: https://youtu.be/xwksiStDZD4 (with Indonesian subtitle)

After I have my private key, I follow this step https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg18991565#msg18991565

And yes, I can export the priv.key to electrum 3.0.6 too, and both of them have same result signature.

EDIT: at step 5, remove "colour address" and fill it with priv.key
Its works for me and some user at my local sub

Big thanks for this thread, shorena.
I'll translate this thread in my local sub if you dont mind and give me permission for this
And I'll big mark Dos and Dont for warning, then put additon from JeremyB's and me.