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Posted by Kenø§§v+ ºË"¢{&‰Ê貇ír‰ on July 22, 2005, 2:54 am
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I am using the default signcode.exe using the development certificate.
I am try to retrieve the IMEI to verify the phone identity.
After i recompile, I can still see the digital certificate , when i right
clicked "properties" on the dll and exe file in File explorer. Does this mean
it is still signed?
Thanks
"Robert Levy [MS]" wrote:
> Right, we don't allow components to call into any component that is *less*
> trusted than itself. This is because the OS defines trust on a per-process
> basis. If an executable is trusted and it calls into an untrusted dll, that
> dll would get to run trusted... very very bad for security.
>
> The easiest way to un-sign something is just to recompile it.
>
> What tool did you use to sign your own binaries? Just repeat that process
> for the OpenNETCF DLLs. Or, since OpenNETCF gives you their source code,
> you could just copy the source files you need directly into your app.
>
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have develop an application on smartphone making use of the some of the
> > OpenNETCF library. My application work wells until I try to implement code
> > sigining. As this is the first time using security feature on smartphone,
> > now
> > I am facing some problem.
> >
> > Now when my application attempt to access the OpenNETCF library, I got an
> > Access Denies error and the phone seem to stuck in an infinite loop of
> > prompting me of access denied message. Anyone know how to undo the code
> > signing thing? I mean go back to running the unsigned application. I
> > suspect
> > the OpenNETCF is not signed and therefore I got the error. How to make the
> > OpenNETCF library a signed package?
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
>
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