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On Tuesday 16 February 2021, Shawn O'Shea was heard to say:
> This is just my impression from seeing various blog posts, tweets
> and podcast discussions, so others may have better
> answers/guidance.
Thank you. This is not a silly question, such
My understanding (your mileage may vary).
* dsa used to be a goto, but is now considered bad/insecure
* rsa is still the default in many ssh configs, but is starting to also be
considered not secure
* ed25519 is considered pretty secure, but the impression I've been given
is that it is new-ish
Gitlab is asking for ssh keys now. Is there a recommended type of key
these days?
man ssh-key gives me the following choices: dsa | ecdsa | ecdsa-sk |
ed25519 | ed25519-sk | rsa
Which should I choose? Which ones offer the longer/longest key length
(best security?)
Sorry for the simplistic
