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ED25519 keys are cryptographically more secure, and are more politically secure if you want to call it that due to the undermining of NIST the NSA was/is doing.
by arca_vorago 10y ago
ED25519 keys are cryptographically more secure, and are more politically secure if you want to call it that due to the undermining of NIST the NSA was/is doing. (plus it comes from djb, all hail djb!)
OpenSSH already has support built in, as does Mosh, and therefore, I do think it's worth it.
I do sometimes disagree with using keys though, despite everyone pushing it so hard, there are cases where I think passwords are the way to go, but thats a long post for another time.
Also, I really like usin pam auth mods, such as yubikeys or google auth for two factor. That combined with regular hardening, and yes Ill admit it, non standard ports (reduces log alert fatique) does a pretty good job.
- effie 10y ago> I do sometimes disagree with using keys though That sounds interesting, could you elaborate on that?