Well, yes. But the typical alternative is a tar-ball and a gpg signature - both via insecure transport, but verifiable (like with tls and a CA).
Git will typically be via ssh or https - so to a certain degree over a secure channel.
Well, yes. But the typical alternative is a tar-ball and a gpg signature - both via insecure transport, but verifiable (like with tls and a CA).
Git will typically be via ssh or https - so to a certain degree over a secure channel.