Re: About git and the use of SHA-1

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I think you are missing the point. One of the pluses behind originally
using SHA-1 and the signed tags is that the system as a whole is
cryptographically secure. You can verify from the public key of
whoever made the tag that yes, this really is the source and history
they tagged.

I am not really sure I follow this.... how can you 'verify from the public key of whoever made the tag' that the SHA-1 hash is correct!? SHA-1 does not have anything do with any externally provided keys or have I managed to get something confused here?

  Best regards,
    Jurko Gospodnetić

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