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Hi all, The following C# sample uses CryptoAPI to read the info of a CRL ( Certificate Revocation List ) stored in a file: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Text;
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Hi all, The following C# sample shows a dialog to view a certificate and its properties . This is the same dialog that appears when we double-click on the cert file in Explorer. I'll use CryptUIDlgViewCertificate API and its CRYPTUI_VIEWCERTIFICATE_STRUCT
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Hi all, welcome back, The other day a customer of mine was having an issue with SignTool.exe when signing an EXE file. The EXE file was getting corrupted /unusable after signing it. When troubleshooting this issue, I had the chance to play a bit more
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Hi all, welcome back, Today we'll do some more P/Invoke with CryptoAPI and C# . The following sample is a conversion to C# of the C++ sample in Example C Program: Signing a Message and Verifying a Message Signature : <SAMPLE file="Class1.cs"> using
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Hi, welcome back, Sorry it took me so long to write a new post. I'm visiting my colleagues at Milano, and I'm horribly busy these days. For Windows platforms, below are the only supported methods we can use to digitally sign Authenticode executables:
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Hi, welcome back, This is a continuation of my previous post, P/Invoking CryptoAPI in .NET (C# version) . Here you have the most common P/Invoke CryptoAPI declarations I've successfully used in the past, but this time for VB.NET ( Note: I've included
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Hi, welcome back, Sometimes we need to call CryptoAPI from .NET because classes in System.Security.Cryptography namespace have their limitations. For instance, we can't create a temporary key container with RSACryptoServiceProvider, but we can do it with
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