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How does it protect from man-in-the-middle attacks? The man in the middle can simply replace the hash. If there's an additional communication channel to provide
by nawitus 12y ago
How does it protect from man-in-the-middle attacks? The man in the middle can simply replace the hash. If there's an additional communication channel to provide the hash you could simply provide the whole command with it.
- _prometheus 12y agonot everything is hosted in the same place. most binaries use CDNs different from the websites. e.g. github + s3. (see my other comments on this page-- hashpipe is only meant to raise the bar a little)