Re: Re: Encryption and advancement of AI and even more tools to come.
Philipp Ludwig <[email protected]> Sat, 30 May 2026 14:37:10 +0200
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On 5/30/26 13:59, Dale wrote: > Speaking of key sizes. I'm thinking this is the number after the -s > option on cryptsetup. Mine is set to 512. Is that high enough or > should one think on using higher numbers, like 1024 or something? Is > there a cost to higher numbers, requires more CPU or memory to perform > the decryption? Mostly just curious. I don't know about LUKS, but for SSH the general consensus is that key size does not really matter _if_ you use elliptic curves. That is why I always use `ssh-keygen -t ed25519`. However, for more than 10 years know ed25519 is *still* not supported with Windows, which means if you rely on your key being usable on Windows, you will need to use the default RSA and in this case, key size still matters. Best regards