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Justify why a compromise of Root keys should be avoided
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kept offline. If less than a threshold of Root keys are compromised, the
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repository should revoke trust on the compromised keys. This can be
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accomplished with a normal rotation of root keys, covered in section 6.1
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(key management and migration). If a threshold of root keys is compromised,
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(Key management and migration). If a threshold of root keys is compromised,
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the Root keys should be updated out-of-band, however, the threshold should
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be chosen so that this is extremely unlikely.
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be chosen so that this is extremely unlikely. In the unfortunate event that
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a threshold of keys are compromised, it is safest to assume that attackers
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have installed malware and taken over affected machines. For this reason,
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making it difficult for attackers to compromise all of the offline keys is
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important because safely recovering from it is nearly impossible.
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2.1.2 Targets role
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The targets role's signature indicates which target files are trusted by
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