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24 Mar
How to authenticode sign an executable exe or dll
How to authenticode sign an executable exe or dll
In version v2024.3.24.0 we added an option to sign exe and dll files. We added some screenshots to get you started.
In our example we are using a Windows Folder as Source:
We added the following filename include filter, only “*.exe” and “*.dll” files allowed:
As Destination we added “SIGN”.
By default there will be ‘PDF Signatures’ Actions available. You can remove them all by selecting them one by one, right click and delete.
Next, add all four “Exe or Dll Signatures” Actions
You can leave the setup of the ‘EXE/DLL Load’ Action as default:
Adjust the ‘Exe/DLL Options’ Action as needed:
In our example we use the Timestamp Token TSA URL from comodoca.com
TSA= Time Stamp Authority
“EXE/DLL Certificate” Action Setup:
We are using the certificate form an USB eToken because of EV Code Signing
“Smartcard CSP” option is empty > we’ll discover what smartcard or token is connected
“Sign and save the EXE or DLL” Action setup:
Select the Destination directory of the Signed EXE or DLL files
RunTime Log Result:
If you need any help with our ‘authenticode sign an executable’ option, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#codesign #managedfiletransfer #FileManagement @#filetransfer #comodaco #verisign
By Limagito-Team SIGN authenticode, dll, executable, sign, signing
06 Nov
Sign a PDF using SmartCard or HSM
Sign a PDF using SmartCard or HSM (Hardware Security Module) added in Limagito File Mover v2023.0.11.6
In this example we are going to a sign a PDF using a Smartcard or HSM (hardware security module).
As source we are going to use a Windows folder [WIN]:
Be sure to only allow .pdf files. Please set the Include Filename Filter:
Add ‘SIGN’ as Destination
Setup ‘SIGN’ as Destination. The default setup has 5 ‘actions’:
Select the first Action ‘Load PDF to be signed’ and an extra tab will appear in the top menu bar. Select this ‘Pdf Load’ tab.
The default setup here is %SFP%SFN which translates to Source File Path and Source File Name. In most cases you don’t need to change this.
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Options for PDF signing’ in the Action list and next ‘Pdf Options’ Tab.
Enable ‘Set Signing Certifcate V2 attribute’ (is enabled by default)
Enable ‘Set Signing Time attribute’ (is enabled by default)
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Appearance of the PDF signature’ in the Action list and ‘Pdf Signature’ Tab.
We used the ‘Custom-JPG’ to add a custom logo at the left side of the signature. We also have a couple of built-in graphics available.
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Load certificate for PDF signing’ in the Action list and ‘Pdf Certificate’ Tab.
We are going to use a Smartcard or HSM (hardware security module) so we keep the ‘Certificate File’ field empty.
Enable ‘Use load from Smartcard’
Set the Smartcard CSP option
Load the certificate on the smartcard currently in the reader (or on the USB token).
Leave this field empty to allow us to automatically choose the CSP (Cryptographi Service Provider).
Set the Smartcard PIN (password)
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Sign and save the PDF’ in the Action list and ‘Pdf Signing’ Tab.
Next we enabled the Rule and triggered it manually:
Result of the RunTime Log:
Signed PDF result:
#FileTransfer #pdf #smartcard #hsm
If you need any info about this new ‘Sign a PDF using SmartCard or HSM’ option, please let us know.
Best regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team PDF hsm, pdf, sign, smartcard
06 Nov
Sign PDF with Timestamp from Timestamp Server Authority
Sign PDF with Timestamp from Timestamp Server Authority (TSA) with Limagito File Mover version 2023
In this example we are going to a sign a PDF that is both long-term validation (LTV) enabled and includes a validating timestamp from a Timestamp Server Authority (TSA).
As source we are going to use a Windows folder [WIN]:
Be sure to only allow .pdf files. Please set the Include Filename Filter:
Add ‘SIGN’ as Destination
Setup ‘SIGN’ as Destination. The default setup has 5 ‘actions’:
Select the first Action ‘Load PDF to be signed’ and an extra tab will appear in the top menu bar. Select this ‘Pdf Load’ tab.
The default setup here is %SFP%SFN which translates to Source File Path and Source File Name. So in most cases you don’t need to change this.
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Options for PDF signing’ in the Action list and next ‘Pdf Options’ Tab.
Enable ‘Set Signing Certifcate V2 attribute’ (is enabled by default)
Enable ‘Set Signing Time attribute’ (is enabled by default)
Enable ‘Set Long-Term Validation (LTV Enabled)’
Enable ‘Request timestamp froma TSA server’ (Timestamp Server Authority)
Set the URL of the Timestamp server. We used: http://timestamp.digicert.com
Enable ‘Request TSA server to include its certificate in the timestamp response’
Ask the timestamp server to include its certificate in the timestamp token
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Appearance of the PDF signature’ in the Action list and ‘Pdf Signature’ Tab.
We used the ‘Image options’ to add a green check mark at the left side of the signature. We have a couple of built-in graphics available but also a custom JPG is possible.
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Load certificate for PDF signing’ in the Action list and ‘Pdf Certificate’ Tab.
We are using a .pfx file which is a combined certificate and private key file type.
Back to the ‘Setup’ tab and select ‘Sign and save the PDF’ in the Action list and ‘Pdf Signing’ Tab.
Next we enabled the Rule and triggered it manually:
Result of the RunTime Log:
Signed PDF result:
We have added quite some options already but we are open to new ideas. Please let us know if you need any help.
#FileTransfer #pdf
If you need any info about this new ‘Timestamp Server Authority’ option, please let us know.
Best regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team PDF pdf, sign, Timestamp Server Authority, tsa

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