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Indeed; the key used doesn't even appear to be available on any keyserver. However, it does have some use in being able to determine that a newer release was ma
by rlpb 12y ago
Indeed; the key used doesn't even appear to be available on any keyserver. However, it does have some use in being able to determine that a newer release was made by the same person as the previous ones. That's something you can't get with HTTPS.
- eikenberry 12y agoAlso if they've had it their for a long time you could get some historical verification of it via archive.org.