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"so it can't have been tampered with" Why that? Have we never heard of defaced web pages? Granted, using shacat is much better than piping into sh. But basic
by gbog 13y ago
"so it can't have been tampered with"
Why that? Have we never heard of defaced web pages?
Granted, using shacat is much better than piping into sh. But basic learning from security breaches is that nothing is safe, you only can find ways to do thing in a less catastrophic manner than others.
- shawabawa3 13y ago> Why that? Have we never heard of defaced web pages? Well if you can't trust the website you're screwed anyway. If the website is compromised then absolutely any way they have of installing software is broken
- tokenrove 13y agoUnless you verify against a PGP signature with trusted keys.