V Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 05:30:13PM +0000, Tommy Nguyen napsal(a): > With that being said, if a GPG key would be compromised, wouldn't it > result in an error when trying to update the package? An end user would > then report the bug, someone would see that the key does not match the > signature in the gpg-distribution package, signalling that it's > compromised.
Compromised GPG key means something else. It means that you have a valid signature for a package made with a genuine Fedora packager's key. But not made by the Fedora packager. You won't recognize a compromised key by checking the signatures. You probably wanted to write a compromised dist-git account. In that case the GPG signature would help. -- Petr
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