openssl and DSA q size doubt

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Hi,

I am trying to learn how DSA works by reading the book "Understanding
Cryptography" by Christof Paar and  Jan Pelzl.

I also understand that DSA is now deprecated as per FIPS 186-5 (Feb, 2023)
and ECDSA is preferred.

However just for learning purpose I was experimenting with DSA param
generation, key generation and cert generation using openssl.

As per the book, the recommended size for p and q values are:

p = 1024 bits, q = 160 bits

p = 2048 bits, q = 224 bits

p = 3072 bits, q = 256 bits.


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