I\'m trying to write a C# program that verifies the digital signature of exe\'s. The exe\'s are signed with an authenticode certificate, and I want to detect tampering.
We recently purchased a code-signing certificate and I\'ve been incorporating the code signing step into our automated builds.
I am trying to authenticode sign a .NET application with a new code signing certificat开发者_JAVA技巧e on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 with VS2010 installed, but SignTool keeps responding with Access is
I recently found here a very informative article about getting various informations from Authenticode signed executables:
It is a good practice to always sign executable files (exe, dll, ocx, etc.). On the other hand, with an open source project it may considered disregarding the contributions to the project from all oth
We develop a Win32 program (=host) which allows 3rd party to write plug-ins. As some plug-ins contains valuable piece of code (for example, high quality video scalar), the 3rd parties want to limit th
I have a C++ Windows app.I sign our installer and my executable, but I don\'t currently sign my DLLs (such as zlib1.dll).It is not a big deal to sign those as well, but can someone explain what the be
I have a 3rd party app that is generating an executable for me, but it\'s putting its own name into the \"File description\" and \"product name\" details of the executable.
I have been struggling for days trying to get a simple ActiveX DLL to work with no success despite studying several articles on the subject which I have found online.
Client purchased a code-signing certificate, and it came with a .pvk file and a .spc file. I am familiar with the .pvk file, but Visual Studio doesn\'t recognize the .spc file.
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