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Massive RSA Encryption Flaw Exposes Millions Of IoT Devices To Attack
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2025
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I'm not surprised. RSA is deprecated as a public key method in openssh. There's no reiable implementation anywhere. Seems like IoT manufacturers consider security as an afterthought. Anyone pushing for anything other than ed25519 just wants to decrease your security footing
No problem the S in IoT stands for security
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