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Probably AES, not RSA. IIRC a 128-bit AES key is about equivalent in security to a 2048-bit RSA key.
by mcovey 13y ago
Probably AES, not RSA. IIRC a 128-bit AES key is about equivalent in security to a 2048-bit RSA key.
- caf 13y ago2048 bit RSA is usually described as roughly equivalent in security margin to a 112 bit symmetric key, and 3072 bit RSA to be 128 bit symmetric equivalent.