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Posted by Mix3dSign4lz on March 6, 2006, 3:13 pm
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On 2005-12-05 06:54:18 -0500, rnewton12@yahoo.com (Rod Newton) said:
> As well know the user can choose between RSA and DH/DSS key pair
> generation in PGP.
>
> Are there statistics how much existing key pairs belong to the RSA type
> and how much
> to the DH/DSS type?
>
> Towards which key pair type is the trend going during the last years ?
>
> If possible an additional statistic about the key lengths would be interesting.
>
> Rod
The trend, in my opinion..., seems to be RSA. Not to mention it is the
current default key of PGP Corp and is used by most Social Engineers.
:-) Both are great, However, I would roll the dice with what the boys @
MIT built. It's Proven! Last..., why take a chance with something NSA
Built. Especially with operation "CYBEI2:STOI2M" still in progess...
1. RSA: - Created in 1977 by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir and Len Adleman at MIT.
2. DH/DSS: - Created by David W. Kravitz, @ NSA.
>>> Cheers <<<
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