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You mean the only one widely supported in hardware devices? I'd way rather use a hardware-backed RSA key with proof of presence support than a dirty in-RAM sof
by thomashabets2 5y ago
You mean the only one widely supported in hardware devices?
I'd way rather use a hardware-backed RSA key with proof of presence support than a dirty in-RAM software key.
(not saying there are no ed25519 hardware things, but I did say "widely", and as someone who's banged his head on PKCS#11 and other fun things I stand by my statement)