If a generator runs in a web browser or is a free download, assume the key is compromised the moment it’s created.
For developers and security researchers, here is a minimal safe example in Python (run offline only): btc private key generator
This process is standard and secure, assuming the random number generator is truly random. If the randomness is predictable, the resulting private key can be guessed by an attacker—a vulnerability known as a "bad randomness" exploit. If a generator runs in a web browser
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