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...kage author or build server needs to have a suitable private key in the local keyring. ## Signature verification Once R supports signed packages, we can develop a system to take advantage of such signatures. The verification itself can easily be implemented via 'gpg --verify' or via gpg::gpg_verify() and could be performed without changes in R itself. The difficult part in GPG comes from defining which peers should be trusted. But even without a 'web of trust' there are several ways one can immediately take advantage of signatures. For example, when a installing a package update or d...

...e > a suitable private key in the local keyring. > > > ## Signature verification > > Once R supports signed packages, we can develop a system to take > advantage of such signatures. The verification itself can easily be > implemented via 'gpg --verify' or via gpg::gpg_verify() and could be > performed without changes in R itself. The difficult part in GPG > comes > from defining which peers should be trusted. > > But even without a 'web of trust' there are several ways one can > immediately take advantage of signatures. For example, when a &g...