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    Anonymous
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    You can get a code signing certificate from GoDaddy.com for a lot less than $500. In fact, you can get one that lasts 2 years for what you already have donated. Here’s the link:

    http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/ssl/signing.asp?ci=13314

    I’ve used GoDaddy for close to 10 years, and I’ve known multiple other people who use their SSL certificates. Adding a new cert provider is a lot less trouble than turning on the test mode in Win7 and Win Server 2008+. Take a look.

    #1288
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    Keymaster

    Unfortunately, AuthentiCode certificates are more than just SSL or usual code signing certificates. I have asked GoDaddy support about compatibility with Authenticode and received an answer that their certificates are not applicable.

    #1289
    unxed
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    The ReactOS Foundation has a VeriSign code signing certificate that can be used to sign 64bit drivers for Windows. The Foundation is prepared to assist other open source projects that wish to distribute 64bit drivers but are not able to acquire a code signing certificate by signing their drivers.

    http://www.reactos.com/wiki/Driver_Signing

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