How do I digitally sign a 64-bit kernel mode driver?
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I have a kernel mode driver and I have to install it on 64 bit win 7. It needs to be digitally signed. I digitally signed it using the dseo13b.exe. But when I load the driver I get error in the system event log saying The driver failed to start due to the following error: Windows cannot verify the …
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mySPCfile.spc Your public key certificate file. myPVKfile.pvk Your private key certificate file. myPVKpassword
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Yes, you need to purchase a certificate from a Trusted Certificate Authority. If anyone could make a certificate, there'd be countless certificates claiming to be "Microsoft Corporation" and it would be virus heaven. That document you mention is wha…
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