Re: Three steps we could take to make supply chain attacks a bit harder

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Christoph Erhardt writes:

I strongly oppose this suggestion. While it would have prevented this
particular backdoor as a side-effect, the primary effect of going without unit
tests would be an outsize hole in Fedora's QA.

There have been several suggestions here for ways that this specific attempt from succeeding.

Any one of them will be very useful as long as it is guaranteed that all backdoor/supply chain attacks in the future are attempted in the exact same technical way.

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