Many organizations still rely on RSA keys generated in the 90s, which are now vulnerable to factorization attacks. A migration tool could automate the process of replacing these keys with modern alternatives. Enterprises with critical infrastructure would pay for this service to avoid breaches. Start with a CLI tool that scans for old keys and generates replacements. The biggest risk is the complexity of migrating deeply embedded legacy systems.
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Legacy RSA key migration service
Build a tool for migrating systems still using vulnerable RSA keys from the 90s. Target organizations with outdated encryption standards.
Why now
Recent revelations highlight widespread vulnerabilities in legacy RSA keys, creating urgency for migration.
- Who for
- Enterprises with legacy systems
- Business model
- Subscription-based migration tool
- Effort
- A few months
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