Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 01:46:54 AM

Quote from: jennamarble on Today at 01:39:14 AM

I think you are talking nonsense how do you explain key generation? Do you think the random key is generated out of nowhere? Random key generation also needs input without input there is no output also to say that random key generation is the only secure way to generate is a real security risk since all random numbers cant be trusted havent you heard of the weak random seed generated by android clients?

Just because some poorly written applications in the past by incompetent developers used a weak RNG doesn't mean random number generators are weak in general! You just have to know how to use them correctly. Giving them up altogether and relying on a weak method sounds like replacing one mistake with another.

Since when using words with 132 bit of entropy become weak? Do you even know what are you talking about? it would take you ages or maybe a decade to crack addresses generated using words with 132 bit of entropy.