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Flatpak? Yikes.
I see we have Canonical employees among us.
Wut. No.
I think you're confusing flatpaks with snaps
Nope. Both lack secure downloads.
In which ways is flatpak insecure? Genuinely asking
It doesn't verify the authenticity of all the software that it downloads with cryptography.
Compared to something like apt, which will refuse to install something if it was maliciously altered, verified with pgp signatures.
It's pretty pathetic, but most of these new package managers are a security nightmare
This is not true. Flatpaks from flathub are signed with a gpg key.
Now admittedly, they use a single release key for all their signing, which is much weaker than the traditional distro's model of having multiple package maintainers sign off on a release.
But the packages are signed.
Edit: snaps are signed in a similar way.
i mean...
Fortunately there are secure ways to install gimp