Linux CLI - SSH and Remote AccessWhich SSH key type is recommended for modern key-based authentication due to better security and performance?ADSABRSACECDSADEd25519Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand common SSH key typesDSA is outdated, RSA is widely used but slower, ECDSA is elliptic curve based but less recommended now.Step 2: Identify the modern recommended key typeEd25519 is newer, faster, and more secure, recommended for modern SSH keys.Final Answer:Ed25519 -> Option DQuick Check:Modern recommended key type = B [OK]Quick Trick: Use Ed25519 keys for best security and speed [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing RSA as the best modern keyUsing deprecated DSA keysConfusing ECDSA with Ed25519
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