I'm not an expert or developer, but I'll take a look at this when I've got a
few minutes and see if there's anywhere I feel I can make a meaningful
contribution, thanks for the link. I brought this up I believe on the forums
quite a while back because when reading it the issue I ran into wasn't
I certainly think having an up to date "Securing Debian" document is a worthy
endeavor, especially for server management. I've been using Debian to host my
family home server for years now and have learned a lot in that time, so I
actually started my own take on a re-write a while back that I wa
To whom it may concern:
I'm not sure if this is appropriate for the "security" team, or if there is a
documentation team, but purely out of curiosity today I downloaded the
"Securing Debian" manual available in both the "harden-doc" package, and on the
Debian website at:
https://www.debian.org
I'm not a Debian developer, just a curious onlooker who hasn't seen all of
these messages, so I could completely off base with my understanding of how
things work. But, it was my understanding that the bundled MD5 inside a .deb
file isn't there for security, it's just there to make sure the pack
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