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17 травня 2012р.: информация о Apple Code Signing Certificate

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DigiCert Apple Code Signing Certificate

Allow users to run Mac executables error free. Help instill confidence in those running your Mac OS X software, tools, updates, utilities and applications by signing your executables with DigiCert's Apple Code Signing Certificates. Signing your code provides identity assurance, alleviates the stress of code being compromised with insertion of malware, and protects your reputation as the author.

Apple code signing certificates allow developers to sign software for Mac OS, as well as updates for your software. Because your code signing certificate verifies both the authenticity and source of the code, and that the code has not been tampered with since being signed, your users can work with your software the way they are supposed to without having to worry about the security concerns that plague software distribution today, especially in the online world.

DigiCert is a certificate authority with years of experience in authentication and identity assurance, with an experienced staff available twenty four hours to help ensure that your questions are always answered, and that you get the help that you need.

Code signing is a technique developed to help establish the source and integrity of code, as well as specify to applications the purposes for which the code was created. Starting with Mac OS 9 (and carried on through Mac OS X) code signing has been integrated with the Apple OS to allow developers to manage these important functions. In order to ensure the secure distribution of code, developers should obtain what is called a code signing certificate to effectively stamp code with a kind of "stamp of authenticity."

The Apple OS will carry out policy checks based on a digital code signature, and in the event that code has been tampered with, or the signature is not trusted or not valid, users will be presented with these warnings before running or installing code.

Apple code signing is done from the command line using their (aptly named) codesign tool, and should be very straightforward.

• First, make sure you have properly installed your code signing certificate to the Mac certificate store. If you used our easy installation tool, the certificate should have been imported to the certificate store through your web browser. If you have a .pfx version of the file, you can install by clicking the file and entering the .pfx file password. Your certificate should appear in the "My Certificates" catagory of the Keychain Access Manager.

• Once you have confirmed your certificate is properly installed, just run the command:
  codesign -s YourCertificateCommonName -v /path/to/example.dmg

  If you do not know the common name of your code signing certificate file, you can find it in the Keychain Access Manager by selecting the certificate and finding the common name field. You do not need to enter the entire common name, just enough to uniquely identify your certificate (this option is case sensitive).

  Congratulations, you should now have a freshly signed piece of code, ready to use!