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Security and privacy page, and reading the installer before running it - #10
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Requested by Yannis · project thread
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security.md, a page that says what protects an install, how the images are built, what a person is trusting, and what isn't done yet, each with a link to the code or setting so it can be checked. It covers the concerns from the outside assessment: thecurl | shinstaller (with a download-read-run alternative and a list of exactly what the script does), maintenance (one maintainer, MIT, data in SQLite, CSV export, pinning an image), and backups (links to the existing page).The page is deliberately honest about gaps (unsigned images that follow
main, no audit, Splitwiz and should-we still running as root inside their containers), since a page that admits limits reads as more credible than one that only lists wins.Also:
install.sh: a header comment on downloading it before running it (comment only).Please check: the "Project status" section names you and says there has been no independent audit.
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