Microsoft Windows Serve 2003 and later versions support using Microsoft Authenticode digital signatures to authenticate driver packages that are not eligible for the Windows Logo Program. This download white paper describes how to use Authenticode to digitally sign a driver package so that Windows can validate it. Included in this white paper: | • | Signing a Driver Package with an Authenticode Digital Signature | | • | Deploying Authenticode Digital Certificates in an Enterprise | | • | How Setup Interacts with a User during Installation of a Driver Package |
See Also:
Kernel-Mode Code Signing Walkthrough
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