Point being is that SSL uses RSA to transfer systematic key over to. But RSA uses prime number. There is a hypothesis which I forget the name of. But what viable solution would you give?
Point being is that SSL uses RSA to transfer systematic key over to. But RSA uses prime number. There is a hypothesis which I forget the name of. But what viable solution would you give?
You can also do encryption with elliptic-curve-based algorithms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic-curve_cryptography
cheers for the response man
I know that openssh and gnupg already support this because I recently made new keys using such an algorithm.
I only generate elliptic keys for two years :grinning face with sweat: (generated with
ssh-keygen -t ed25519)Public keys are way shorter, too.