They provide a good reason for completely removing the DSA code:
> We are also likely to start exploring a post-quantum
signature algorithm soon and are mindful of the overall size and complexity of the key/signature code.
Vulnerabilities like heartbleed and Log4Shell is what you get when you have limited developer capacity but insist on endlessly keeping legacy code around.
> We are also likely to start exploring a post-quantum signature algorithm soon and are mindful of the overall size and complexity of the key/signature code.
Vulnerabilities like heartbleed and Log4Shell is what you get when you have limited developer capacity but insist on endlessly keeping legacy code around.