> > returning to the same place.
> 
> "Absolutely imperative" exaggerates the risk. The mapfile will most likely
> remain on the user's own node unchanged. If evil nodes start getting good
> at cracking popular KSKs then all KSKs should be banned and new nodes
> should start rejecting them, just like how we now refuse to store KSKs. If
> there are only a few isolated incidents, and no epidemic, we can merely
> strongly deprecate them. But for now, they are useful and will help to
> increase Freenet's popularity and usability.

KSKs should only be used as guessable/human readable entry-points into
more robust machine controlled keytypes.  KSK redirects to MSKs, which are
built in the robust subspace.



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