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I think Cyanogenmod can be considered dangerous to your device. And to be honest, I actually do think AVs should flag it. It's a good barrier to entry. A user
by smtddr 13y ago
I think Cyanogenmod can be considered dangerous to your device. And to be honest, I actually do think AVs should flag it. It's a good barrier to entry.
A user that doesn't trust the developers of Cyanogenmod enough to turn of AV(or add to AV-ignore-list) during install, is a user that shouldn't be using Cyanogenmod to begin with imho.
- voltagex_ 13y agoI'll bite. Where's the install step that asks the user to verify the origin and hash of the installer binary? Why can't I see the source of the installer? Where are the GPG keys? It's not just some game you're downloading, it's a ROM for the device you're (statistically) putting the details of your life into. Trust? Don't get me started. Edit: >beta.download.cyanogenmod.org uses an invalid security certificate. >The certificate is only valid for the following names: > *.cyanogenmod.org , cyanogenmod.org
- Karunamon 13y agoShouldn't beta.download.cyanogenmod.org be covered under the *.cyanogenmod.org wildcard cert?
- pplante 13y agowildcard certs only support 1 level of subdomains. they would need to purchase a wildcard for *.download.cyanogenmod.org.
- danboarder 13y agoa fix would be to use betadownload.cyanogenmod.org which is a single level subdomain (rather than beta.download...)