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Code Signing Tool
Code Signing Tool is a small free GUI app to code sign .exe, .dll, .appx, etc. files on Windows 10/11 in Win32, Win64 and WinARM64EC version.
Features:
- Simple to use GUI application, there's no need to use command line prompt at all
- Code sign multiple files at once
- List available certificates
- Set parameters and file list is saved on program exit
Requirements
- Windows Kits (Windows SDK package) installed (for the "signtool.exe")
- SafeNet Authentication Client package installed (to access the USB token)
Usage
- Install the needed packages mentioned above, they are probably already installed though.
- Start the "CodeSigningTool.exe", set the needed paths and values, the 2 needed .exe's are probably fine if you installed the 2 package to the default folders.
Only edit "signtool.exe cmd line" if you know what you are doing, the default value should be ok.
- Do a "List all available certificates" and copy/paste the needed SHA-1 value of the certificate you wish to use to the "SHA1 of the certficate" edit.
- Adjust the "Timestamping server" value to your code signing certificate provider's server.
- Add file(s) to sign to the list.
- The specified "description" appears eg. when Windows asks for confirmation. Set it to something like "My Application Setup".
- Insert your USB token into a free USB slot.
- Click the "Sign" button.
- SafeNet Authentication will ask for the token password.
- If everything went fine, beside the file 'Success' should be displayed.
- Exit the SafeNet Authentication application.
- Exit the Code Signing Tool application, all settings will be saved.
Tip: In "SafeNet Authentication" settings (gear icon), "Client settings/Advanced" checkmark the 2 options "Enable single logon." and "Enable single logon for PKCS#11." to not ask for the token password for every file only after a new logon.
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