The md5sum on the leaked torrent is not the only thing to be worried about, the distributer could have put his own md5sums of a trojaned version of fc2 instead of the actual version.
However, I downloaded it off of the torrent sunday night, and the MD5SUM file was signed with fedora's GPG key. GPG key was verified ok, and so was the md5sum on all iso's. Now, that gurantee's I have the same copy of what was released today, otherwise, you can't trust fedora themselves!
The person who said the md5sums didnt match either tried to hash the files before the entire torrent was finished, or something got corrupted along the way. Mine however, works fine, and it has been for the last day or so.
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They gave away the old stuff because they knew everyone already downloaded the updated/popular/hit CD's in ridiculous quantities.
The md5sum on the leaked torrent is not the only thing to be worried about, the distributer could have put his own md5sums of a trojaned version of fc2 instead of the actual version.
However, I downloaded it off of the torrent sunday night, and the MD5SUM file was signed with fedora's GPG key. GPG key was verified ok, and so was the md5sum on all iso's. Now, that gurantee's I have the same copy of what was released today, otherwise, you can't trust fedora themselves! The person who said the md5sums didnt match either tried to hash the files before the entire torrent was finished, or something got corrupted along the way. Mine however, works fine, and it has been for the last day or so.