fix: strengthen seed generation with crypto.getRandomValues()#229
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fix: strengthen seed generation with crypto.getRandomValues()#229
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Upgrade seedGen() to use the Web Crypto API for generating wallet seeds, providing cryptographically secure randomness via the OS entropy pool. Extract seed generation into a reusable utility with tests.
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Hey! Noticed that
seedGen()inCreateVaultComponentusesMath.random()for generating wallet seeds. Swapped it out forcrypto.getRandomValues()which pulls from the OS entropy pool — much better fit for a wallet context.Also extracted the logic into
src/app/utils/seed.utils.tsso it's reusable and testable, with a spec file covering length, character set, uniqueness, and that it's actually calling the crypto API.Note: the existing Karma test runner seems to have a bootstrapping issue (fails before any tests execute), so the spec couldn't be verified locally — but the build passes clean.
Small change, just the one function. Happy to adjust if needed!