A Revised Way of Generating SSH Keys

I’ve been using 4096-bit RSA SSH keys for quite a few years. The RSA keys are very compatible. They’ve been working on various operating systems as well as on mobile devices. They are also known as being slow and potentially insecure if created with a small amount of bits, especially after the year 2013. Today, I decided to do some research to find an alternative configuration. Things have moved on since my last check. Large keys are still considered secure, however the elliptic curve cryptography has become much more popular in the recent decade.