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Import the Release Key (one time)This document describes how to verify the integrity of the 3YOURMIND deployable artifacts.

The EMail from 3YOURMIND containing the artefact will contain 4 links to 4 files:

• The Archive 3yd-helm.tgz

• The GPG public key (always the same) release-key.asc

• The checksum of the archive sha256.sum

• The signature of the checksum sha256.sum.sig

Import the Release Key

In order to validate the signature, import the release-key as follows:

gpg --import release-key.asc

Then set the owner trust to something to ultimate:

gpg --edit-key A0958AFDC814773189A8B35C46E54501B9FD10A4 trust
[Input]: 5
[Input]: y
[Input]: quit

This should only be done one time. The release key does not change.

Check validity:

To check the integrity of the code package follow the following steps:

1. Download all 4 files into one folder

2. Check the Checksum
   

   Code Block
   echo "$(cat sha256.sum)" | sha256sum --check

   
   This Must output:

   Code Block
   3yd-helm.tgz: OK

3. Check the signature:

   Code Block
   gpg --verify sha256.sum.sig sha256.sum

   
   Must This must output something like:

   Code Block
   language none
   gpg: Signature made Thu Apr 22 12:57:33 2021 CEST gpg: using RSA key A0958AFDC814773189A8B35C46E54501B9FD10A4 gpg: Good signature from "3YOURMIND <security@3yourmind.com>" [unknown] gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner. Primary key fingerprint: A095 8AFD C814 7731 89A8 B35C 46E5 4501 B9FD 10Aultimate]