Anyone have thought on Code Signing for .Net Desktop application
Anyone have thought on Code Signing.
We have .Net Desktop application and we have been signing the exe and installer with Sectigo Cert but it is now expiring and seeing if we need to change anything around. Looks like we now have to have a hardware token.
We have .Net Desktop application and we have been signing the exe and installer with Sectigo Cert but it is now expiring and seeing if we need to change anything around. Looks like we now have to have a hardware token.
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well there is this new beauty around https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/security-compliance-and-identity/trusted-signing-is-in-public-preview/ba-p/4103457
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Trusted Signing is in Public Preview
The Trusted Signing service (formerly Azure Code Signing) is a Microsoft fully managed end-to-end signing solution for developers.
Figure 1: Creating a Trusted..
certum's pretty nice too afaik https://shop.certum.eu/code-signing.html?product_list_order=name&undefined=
but yeah, afaik you now need either a hardware key or cloud signing like certum and ms do
Looking into the MS version, which may be best for us???
yeah, it just entered public preview today
it’s going to be much much cheaper than anything else
and more convenient to integrate into your build system
well certum OSS seems to be cheaper but normal is more expensive