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Hi,
I am a newbie trying to get my first wallet up. But I have a
security/crypto background and so I know enough not to trust a http
download. But I don't see any other option to download bitcoin software
from sourceforge.
I can check the SHA256 hashes, but how do I verify those?
I am familiar with gpg. Where can I find signatures and the signing
keys? Hopefully, the keys are on multiple independent servers.
Or is read-only ssh/sftp/scp access possible?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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