> I asked the question because I was puzzled. I found a virus alarm > message that I found difficult to believe. This was the first time that > this happened with PSPP. So I asked my questions. > > I would like John to understand that and not think that I wanted by > intent insult the voluntary developers of my stats program ! The > questions was not if you deliberately infected the installer - what an > idea - but if somewhere some man-in-the-middle might have found an > entry, for instance. >
Unlikely, but it is always possible. If sourceforge is hacked or can't be trusted they can hamper with the checksums too. I guess it is save, but not 100% sure. > To be sure, I sent the question to Panda support but did not yet get an > answer. Panda does not give precise reasons why a program has been > neutralised. The intention of my question was to get an answer from the > list to demand Panda to review its code. So your answer is: no, there is > no info on any tentative to infect the prog or the site, if I understand > you well. > The question was not so much on the pspp source but on the MSWindows package build I guess. And no there is no reason to believe the version was infected are tampered in any way. Have fun
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