Title: Microsoft Security Advisory NotificationIssued: August 14, 2012
Security Advisories Updated or Released Today
* Microsoft Security Advisory (2661254)
- Title: Update For Minimum Certificate Key Length
- http://technet.micro...dvisory/2661254
- Revision Note: V1.1 (August 14, 2012): Executive Summary
corrected to help clarify that after applying this update,
customers need to use certificates with RSA keys greater than or
equal to 1024 bits in length.
I understand that to indicate that a shorter key length such as 256 bits should no longer be trusted.
Why do they start the message with
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----Hash: SHA256
That 256 bit certified warning against less than 1024 bits looks to me like a reality disconnect
Incidentally, does this mean that I should now enhance my WI-FI WPA2 password to at least 1024 bits to stop a drive-by intercept ?