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userbinator
on Dec 29, 2013
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OpenSSL.org hacked?
But would they also be able to replace the public key of the authors in all the
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places it appears on the Internet?
dionyziz
on Dec 29, 2013
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That. That's why the authors PGP-sign their sources. Furthermore, some of us maintain GPG trust paths, so replacing it on every other place on the Internet would still be futile.
dmix
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There is also benefits of using decentralized distribution channels like bittorrent. So a single source can't be compromised.
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