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An installer should be digitally signed, and Windows will flag unsigned installers and try to tell you it is questionable to run. You can also check that an in

An installer should be digitally signed, and Windows will flag unsigned installers and try to tell you it is questionable to run. You can also check that an installer isn't corrupted sfter downloading and before running, classically withe the md5 hash.

amaccuish 8y ago
That's Windows. There's no such thing on linux.
- pjmlp 8y ago
  Yes there is, that is what package managers are for. And if one gets a random .rpm/.deb package, then it should be installed only if the digital signature is valid.