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Do not trust websites for generating private keys and/or creating paper wallets, which are advertised on Facebook! Tested it and confirmed - it sends the private key to the person paying for the advertisement.

After I reported this phishing website to the web hosting provider I got this shocking answer:

This website have only one page (the homepage) and is using the logo of Coin Telegraph (probably without permission). It advertises and hosts suspicious .exe files. I tested them with VirusTotal and some of the antivirus programs detect trojans. Links on the header and on the footer are not working (except the link to CoinTelegraph). Also the "subscribe" feature is fake. Screenshot of the cryptocurrencysecurityadvice.com: Screenshot of the original Coin Telegraph: According to signatures the files are signed by AGM 1980 Limited: Links to VirusTotal reports: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/584024a88ccf88842991aba9c8574c569c4ff9dba79c6533ac3f1d4dcae68fdf/analysis/1513447866/ https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/9e776b006cdd8d8c8870b8697535011d84be7d4ca5d899e435533c194d060455/analysis/1513447905/ https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/960f77194f0e91ff4fa5419cf99046e75860ed4d8e2c84a8ebf9f7a5676abfdb/analysis/1513448162/ https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/43b7305092

The website on walletgenerator.org is a modified version (phishing replica) of walletgenerator.net. (Update: the walletgenerator.net also may contain malware, I did not tested it yet, and I would not trust any such wallet generator.) The phishing site is stealing the private keys and the pass-phrases.