Benjamin Schulz schrieb:
how can i proof, that the package is ok? md5sum is not satisfactory.
why not?
imagine that a package, which is provided on a server, is manipulated
(trojan). there would be no problem for the bad guy to manipulate the
md5sum, too (if provided on the same server).
Benjamin Schulz schrieb:
how can i proof, that the package is ok? md5sum is not satisfactory.
why not?
imagine that a package, which is provided on a server, is manipulated
(trojan). there would be no problem for the bad guy to manipulate the
md5sum, too (if provided on the same server).
hi there.
are debian packages signed with pgp or something similar?
how can packages be verified?
for example, if i want to install the openssl package with
#apt-get install openssl
how can i proof, that the package is ok? md5sum is not satisfactory.
i checked the debian webpage, faq and searc
hi there.
are debian packages signed with pgp or something similar?
how can packages be verified?
for example, if i want to install the openssl package with
#apt-get install openssl
how can i proof, that the package is ok? md5sum is not satisfactory.
i checked the debian webpage, faq and search
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