Gpg.fail 7 months ago
Of course it does, and all released software and tarballs as well.
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Of course it does, and all released software and tarballs as well.
The 12 vulnerabilities mentioned in “gpg fail” are somewhat exaggerated.
Here you can find a reply from GnuPG: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2025/12/29/9
And btw, it was mentioned in the talk that GnuPG does not sign commits. That’s just wrong. Everything, including the release tarballs, is signed.