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Re: Signing Packages.gz



Anthony Towns wrote:
> Just about everything is prone to the hack-a-mirror thing at the very
> first point. If you hack-a-mirror and change James' key in debian-keyring,
> and no one has a copy of debian-keyring already do compare it against,
> you're stuck.
> 
> The dinstall key could be verified by:
> 
> 	* the web of trust, and having the ftp-team sign it
> 
> 	* putting a fingerprint on the website and in Debian books,
> 	  and making it easy for people to verify said fingerprint

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