@pmod Based on what? Didn’t this certificate expire on the normal date as planned?
@pmod Right, but in this particular case, how would I be worse off if it weren't signed? (Like installers used to not be.)
@pmod In general, yes. But in this case I downloaded Apple’s installer from Apple’s server over HTTPS. So how is code signing helping me?
@pmod Everything I’ve seen says that in this case it just expired, was not compromised.
@pmod Sorry, not following you. Which certificate do you think was compromised? And how could that endanger the installer I already have?
@pmod In what scenario would it be beneficial securitywise for Apple to disable their own installers that users downloaded from their store?
@pmod Which hiccups do you think are related to compromised certs?
@pmod What exactly is the security angle here?
@bartdorsey Yes, I was able to redownload the installers for 10.7 through 10.11.
@bartdorsey You'll need to redownload them or possibly change your clock when installing.
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