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PuTTY Key Generator (also known as PuTTYgen ) is a small, yet efficient program that can generate RSA and DSA keys for use with the OpenSSH authorized_keys file. It s a component of PuTTY and can be installed automatically with the Telnet client. However, it is also incorporated in other third-party software such as WinSCP. Generate RSA and DSA keys using this tool. Following a speedy setup operation that shouldn t give you any trouble, you reach the main app window, where you can find a well-organized set of options that aren t difficult to operate. PuTTY Key Generator is able to create both public and private keys, but the first step you need to take is to choose the type of key to be generated and here you have three options: SSH-1 (RSA), SSH-2 (RSA), SSH-2 (DSA), SSH-2 (ECDSA) or SSH-2 (ED25519. Select the key type and configure settings. It is also important to customize the strength of the key, which is given by the number of bits in the output the higher the amount, the stronger the key. At this point, you are ready to initiate the generation engine and your intervention might be required in doing so. The success and completion of the process depends on the random data that is necessary for the delivery of the key and as such, you are asked to move the mouse around a blank area in order to include as much random information as to saving the key, it is recommended that you secure it with a passphrase that should be strong enough in order to prevent decryption from an outside party. Fast and easy-to-use RSA and DSA key generator. Overall, PuTTY Key Generator paves the way to secure SSH authentications by generating RSA or DSA keys with an adjustable size. The output key files can be used with any third-party application that supports SSH. New in PuTTY Key Generator (PuTTYgen) 0.68. Security fix: an integer overflow bug in the agent forwarding code. See vuln-agent-fwd-overflow. Security fix: the Windows PuTTY binaries should no longer be vulnerable to hijacking by specially named DLLs in the same directory (on versions of Windows where they previously were). See vuln-indirect-dll-hijack. Windows PuTTY no longer sets a restrictive process ACL by default, because this turned out to inconvenience too many legitimate applications such as NVDA and TortoiseGit. You can still manually request a restricted ACL using the command-line option -restrict-acl. The Windows PuTTY tools now come in a 64-bit version. Read the full changelog.