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I have a .cer file (from Verisign) and an application in C# (VS 2010).
I don’t have private key for this .cer file.
I want to use this .cer file to code signing the application.
Can anyone point me to right direction to do that?
Thank you!
As @ZippyV already mentioned you will need the private key for signing Assemblies. Once you got it:
Use SignTool.exe. It’s included in Windows SDK. Available free from Microsoft.
Depending the SDK Version you might get the new SignTool.exe with doesn’t support /signwizard parameter.
Then you will need to call it:
signtool sign /a /t "http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll" "%cd%\File.dll"(I recommand using a bat for easier signing of multiple files.)
If your SignTool support the signwizard parameter, use
signtool /signwizardto get an easy to use wizard.