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Verifying Authenticity of Fabric Loader .jar Files With SHA ChecksumsHello FabricMC community! Thank you for your time and help in advance! Since I couldn't find any checksums for any version online, I'm posting them here for a dev or another user to be able to confirm and cross reference if my results are correct. My version, Minecraft Server Launcher by CLI Download:
The site I downloaded from:
The checksum using the SHA-256 algorithm:
I checked the file with ClamAV engine version:
If the information needed to verify .jars is already available somewhere that I haven't found (e.g.: the Discord), I appologise, I was having difficulty acccessing it. It would be much appreciated if checksums were provided somewhere more publicly accessible, like the GitHub repo's Releases page or the In the meantime, I hope this helps anyone else who's a bit squeamish when it comes to software commonly targeted by unauthentic copycats. |
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Server download jars are generated by the API at runtime, so it makes little sense to provide checksums. (After all, attackers capable of compromising the API can change the checksum very easily.) |
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The code included in the server launcher all comes from this jar here: https://maven.fabricmc.net/net/fabricmc/fabric-installer/1.0.1/fabric-installer-1.0.1-server.jar, we only add the
install.properties
file on meta.You could extract both the jar you have, and the one I linked and compare the files contained within. Tashes and signatures can be found for the server launcher jar on maven here: https://maven.fabricmc.net/net/fabricmc/fabric-installer/1.0.1/
Unfortunately due to the way this works I dont think its feasible for us to sign the customised jar files.