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Observe that “standard security,” which is AES-128, corresponds to RSA 3072 (“3K”). The next level of security that’s most often used is P-384 (current Suite B) / AES-192 or AES-256 / Ed448-Goldilocks,2 and it corresponds to 7.6K – 15K RSA keys. The RSA key length does not scale linearly with security strength. It’s incorrect to…
Read MoreCreating an encrypted HTTPS website depends on a lot more than simply throwing a digital certificate at it and hoping for the best. In fact, Transport Layer Security (TLS) and HTTPS misconfigurations are now so commonplace that in the 2021 OWASP Top 10, Cryptographic Failures now comes in second place…. Source link lol
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