Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 09:48:35 AM

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Once you want to keep your funds safe, you have to ensure that nothing malicious has being involved in the process of the entropy's generation. Theoretically, a malware/virus could affect your computer's RNG and return you results that may seed random, but they're not.

I'd advice you to use tangible and physical things whose randomness could be verified like a coin's or even better (for your time), a dice's.

If there is a malware infection, using your own entropy won't matter. They just wouldn't attack your entropy.

Your computer's randomness is crucial for many of its function and the kernel provides for and gathers sufficient entropy through several environmental sources. Generating your own entropy through your own methods can introduce potential weakness through inherent weaknesses that are associated with various actions or objects; imperfect dice, throwing techniques, etc. These can make for entropy that are perceived to be enough but infact would provide lesser entropy than that generated with your computer's randomness.

I would only do this provided that the user actually understands how this works and to ensure unpredictability in the results. If not, then using a well-known and tested programs would be far better for most purposes. If you're paranoid and understand what you're doing, then yeah it is doable.