The Signtool Sign Files action allows you to digitally sign files.
From the Specify Files tab specify the files that you wish to sign (each entry on a new line).
Specifies the Enhanced Key Usage that must be present in the signing certificate.
List of files that are to be signed. Each file is included on a separate line.
The FileSet that contains all the files to be signed. Note that the FileSet needs to be defined before this action is executed.
Self Explanatory.
Self Explanatory.
Self Explanatory.
A text description of the signed content.
A URL to the full description of the signed content.
The URL of the timestamp server.
Specify the file to use as the signing certificate. When using a Personal Information Exchange (.pfx) which is protected by a password, use the Certificate Password option to specify the password. If the file does not contain private keys use the Cryptographic Service Provider and Private Key Container options to specify the private keys to be used.
The password to use when opening a password protected Personal Information Exchange (.pfx) file.
The Cryptographic Service Provider that contains the private key container.
The private key container name.
The subject name of the signing certificate.
Specify the subject name of the root certificate that the signing certificate must link to.
Specify the name of the store to open when searching for the certificate.
Specify the issuer name of the signing certificate.
The certificate template name for the signing certificate.
Specify the SHA1 hash of the signing certificate.
The hash algorithm to use when signing the files.