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Quicklisp doesn’t need to support TLS, but it does need to support authentication of some sort. Signing files would be good enough.
by eadmund 3y ago
Quicklisp doesn’t need to support TLS, but it does need to support authentication of some sort. Signing files would be good enough.
- joe-user 3y agoAre you proposing authentication over an insecure connection? If so, then the credentials could be compromised by a middle man. The same would be true for the signatures.