> On 14 Feb 2025, at 20:33, Moore, David A <MOOREDA9@gru.com> wrote:
>
> Hello, We are a NERC regulated organization in the critical infrastructure arena. The most recent zero-day injection
bug(CVE-2025-1094) has us concerned. We are attempting to update our postgresql, which has several dependencies in our
organization.We are failing to find a md5 to verify authenticity and perform an integrity check on the installation
file.I have researched this and finding nothing on this topic except for other orgs finding the same issues. Can you
pleaseadvise us on this and any method of verification that you may provide that will satisfy our stringent compliance
requirements?
First of all, you are emailing the discussion list for the postgres ODBC driver
but reading your email I'm fairly sure you mean the postgres server and not the
ODBC driver.
Regarding package signatures, the postgres project only offers source core
downloads and for those hash fingerprints are available. See for example the
17.3 version:
https://www.postgresql.org/ftp/source/v17.3/
If you download a pre-built package or installer you need to check with whom it
is you are downloading from.
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Daniel Gustafsson
