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Category: Certificate functions |
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Returns the value of a certificate extension.
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Opens the Windows window used to find out the properties of a certificate.
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The following functions are used to handle Windows certificates, using prefix syntax:
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The following functions are used to handle the certificates:
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The Certificate type is used to handle: - the certificates used to sign the strings or the files.
- the certificates used to sign the emails.
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Checks the signature of a duplicate.
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Checks the correspondence between a signature and a file. The signature was stored as a Buffer variable.
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Checks the correspondence between a signature and a file. The signature was kept as an external file.
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Checks the correspondence between a signature and a string.
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Extracts a certificate from a signature buffer or from a print duplicate.
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Returns the value of a certificate extension.
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Returns the list of certificates available on the computer.
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Loads a certificate from a file or a buffer.
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Opens the Windows window used to find out the properties of a certificate.
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Opens a window for selecting the certificates. The listed certificates are the certificates installed in the personal store.
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Signs an executable file with a certificate.
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Creates the signature of a file. This signature can be stored in a Buffer variable or in a text file.
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Usage example of the CertificateSignString function
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Creates the signature of a character string.
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Signing a file allows you to check that the file was not modified or altered since it was signed. The signature also allows you to check the issuer identity.
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Adds a certificate to the list of trusted root authorities used to validate certification strings.
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