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by stonemetal12
1486 days ago
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A web browser would be correct. It is insecure, because the browser could not secure it. Therefore it could be showing data that has been compromised. Just because it is secure when apt pulls the package doesn't magically make the web browser's view of the data secure. TLS and PGP maybe isomorphic, but the browser only has access to TLS. Therefore things secured by PGP are not secure in a browser, not because there is anything wrong with PGP but because the browser is incapable of checking it. |
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