if you want to crash everything in sight try a 4096 bit key. all i wanted was a pepsi ...
brucee On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 4:07 AM, Dave Eckhardt <davide...@cs.cmu.edu> wrote: >> Oh, is this a telnet capable mains switch? Is tehre a UK >> version, I have wanted such a thing for ages. > > Bay Technical Associates (baytech.net) has a huge variety of > these, many take 220V, many are available on eBay, maybe the > sets don't intersect but I think they do. > > You need to be a bit careful since a lot of what's on eBay > is telnet-only (i.e., you probably don't want to deploy it > on the Internet). Some of the older SSH-capable units have > slow enough CPU's that you don't want to use an RSA key of > more than 768 bits (and even that's noticeably slower than > 512); if you use "real SSL certs" your CA may refuse to sign > a key that small these days. > > Dave Eckhardt > >
