EV Code Signing with a Hardware Token

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15 Dec 2018CPOL3 min read

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How to sign a PE using an EV Code Signing Certificate with a hardware token

When EV (Extended Validation) Code Signing Certificates are used, the customer receives a hardware token that must be inserted whenever the certificate is used. Also, a password must be entered each time. This article explains how to do the entire process programmatically and without having to enter the password each time.

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Michael Haephrati

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EV Code Signing with a Hardware Token

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