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> If you were going to change one thing about the way you decrypted in the wake of today's "new information", make it be that you abandon RSA. For the purposes
by strlen 13y ago
> If you were going to change one thing about the way you decrypted in the wake of today's "new information", make it be that you abandon RSA.
For the purposes of exchanging symmetric keys, what would you recommend as a replacement for RSA when configuring various services (tls-based servers, ssh, etc...) that rely on key exchange?
(Note I'm speaking with only cursory knowledge of security -- which boils down to "use RSA 4096 or the like for key-exchange, use well known open sourced and audited implementations of TLS", etc...)
- lisper 13y agoCurve25519