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On Sun, Aug 27, 2006 at 09:27:39PM +0100, Ben Goodger wrote:
> If one runs an APT proxy to serve a number of client computers, all of which
> are configured to do APT stuff automatically, then is an individual client
> susceptible to an injection attack from within, or does APT have a facility
> to get round this?
> My friend tells me that yum can get round it, but I don't fully understand
> how and want to do this on Ubuntu rather than Fedora.
Debian packages are signed; you should get a warning from
apt-get/aptitude if the signature is invalid.
bma
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