> And so if you don't trust the server that is hosted on or the security of the transport mechanism like TLS/SSL, such that the content may be manipulated by adversaries, you think that git hashes are good enough?
How does this matter? When I have a machine that I trust and a git hash that I trust, I don't need to rely on the transport mechanism. As long as the content cannot be forged to match the hash, the transport is completely irrelevant.
How does this matter? When I have a machine that I trust and a git hash that I trust, I don't need to rely on the transport mechanism. As long as the content cannot be forged to match the hash, the transport is completely irrelevant.