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- certificate - Signing a Windows EXE file - Stack Overflow
To sign the exe file, I used MS signtool exe For this you will need to download the bloated MS Windows SDK which has a whooping 1GB FORTUNATELY, you don't have to install it Just open the ISO and extract "Windows SDK
- certificate - How to sign . EXE File - Stack Overflow
I am distributing an Excel File which is going to be distributed as EXE file and have some questions I am a newbie, so please explain as much as you would to someone non-tech I basically, don't want the Microsoft SmartScreen to show as 'suspicious' or my Anti-Virus to pick it up as a virus and delete it
- c# - How to correctly sign an executable - Stack Overflow
I have made a little tool It is a console application that when running on Win7 brings the UAC security prompt I tried to sign this EXE file in Visual Studio 2010 using the following steps: Proj
- How do I create a self-signed certificate for code signing on . . .
This post will only answer the "how to sign an EXE file if you have the certificate" part: Signing a Windows EXE file To sign the exe file, I used MS "signtool exe" For this you will need to download the bloated MS Windows SDK
- Signing . exe with . cer file (what is my certificates name that . . .
So, how to sign my program (add cer to my exe) using only cer file (and all files that I can generate from that cer file)? I have no experience in certificates, cer and all certificates terminology, so please take that into account while answering (I'm a simple man
- How to install SignTool. exe for Windows 10 - Stack Overflow
Another option if Visual Studio Build Tools are being used, is it to add the workload "Microsoft Component ClickOnce MSBuild" to the installer via: vs_buildtools exe --quiet --add Microsoft Component ClickOnce MSBuild After the
- Where is the signtool. exe located in windows 10 SDK?
If I do not install Windows 10 SDK, but install Visual Studio, I typically find signtool exe in the following location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\ClickOnce\SignTool\signtool exe This is a constant path that doesn't depend on the version of the Windows SDK
- How to Code Sign EXE File in Visual Studio Instead of DLL
Or is my simple CMD batch script calling SignTool exe once for the $(TargetPath) too simplistic, and should I instead rely on a more comprehensive algorithm to force-sign all my DLLs and EXEs, like what was proposed by Seph
- Signing . EXE executables for free (CAcert) - Stack Overflow
If anyone could sign anything on his her own, that would defeat the whole purpose of signing "known" CAs don't work for free – Simon Mourier Commented Mar 20, 2013 at 17:26
- How to sign code built using Azure Pipelines using a . . .
There is also an extension Code Signing in marketplace, which could sign a single file, you could use script to run SignTool exe commands for multiple files So you can export your codesigning certificate to a pfx file, which you then upload as a secure file to Azure Devops secure file storage which makes it available to your builds
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