How to find and verify a trust path?

[Peter Lebbing]

On 18/09/13 22:00, NdK wrote:
> I think "stability" is what most newbies (and probably experienced users
> too) use.

Alternatively, if you use a Linux distro: simply install it with the package
manager. You already implicitly trust that anyway. If somebody got inside the
package manager, they don't need to bother to attack GnuPG specifically.

I suppose technically you're also trusting the maintainer for the package. No
worse than trusting any other maintainer, I think. They all have access to the
binaries you run.

Peter.

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