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Why does that matter if it is a public key?
by sloppiiiii 12y ago
Why does that matter if it is a public key?
- falcolas 12y agoTheoretically, for DSA and RSA keys under 1024 bytes, they can be brute forced. If you have one of these keys, you won't want to expose them. It's security through obscurity, but obscurity in addition to real security offers no real harm.