Hey all
I'm testing builds of my application on the Windows platform. First thing I noticed was a security prompt when launching the built app is a security warning. After doing some reading I've figured out my app has to be digitally signed.
There are so many certificates/options out there, does anyone have any particular recommendations that are fairly easy to implement and not too pricey to buy. If I buy a years certificate, will my built apps start producing a security warning once the certificate expires?
Thanks
Jalz
Digital certificates
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Re: Digital certificates
I am also interested in this topic, so I'll give it a bump. I'd love for my LiveCode created .exe files to not give such a dire sounding security warning when users try to run them......
Re: Digital certificates
Hi Jalz.
This company sells Comodo certificates at a discount and they provide tools and support:
http://codesigning.ksoftware.net/
>>If I buy a years certificate, will my built apps start producing a security warning once the certificate expires?
Once you sign an app with a valid cert, that app will stay signed and valid. But you must resign every update or new version you release. And you must sign the standalone exe, any externals and your installer. (See the KSoftware tool for help with that.)
This FAQ should answer a lot of your questions: http://certhelp.ksoftware.net/support/home
(I don't have any connection with that business, except that I've been a customer for about eight years.)
Best,
Tom B.
This company sells Comodo certificates at a discount and they provide tools and support:
http://codesigning.ksoftware.net/
>>If I buy a years certificate, will my built apps start producing a security warning once the certificate expires?
Once you sign an app with a valid cert, that app will stay signed and valid. But you must resign every update or new version you release. And you must sign the standalone exe, any externals and your installer. (See the KSoftware tool for help with that.)
This FAQ should answer a lot of your questions: http://certhelp.ksoftware.net/support/home
(I don't have any connection with that business, except that I've been a customer for about eight years.)
Best,
Tom B.