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Opened Mar 09, 2016 by Roger Dingledine@arma

Summarize our crypto migration plans in one place

Tor has a bunch of crypto use throughout its design: link encryption (nist-style tls), relay identities (1024-bit rsa, soon to be ed25519), circuit handshakes (ntor, but we still support tap), cell crypto (aes), onion service identities (1024-bit rsa, but soon to be this complicated thing), and probably a few more.

People keep misunderstanding where we are in the crypto migration plan ("omg tor still uses 1024-bit rsa"). It would be nice to have it all written out in one place that we can reference.

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Reference: legacy/trac#18509