Signing 64-bit drivers

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[www-77]

As far as I understand, COMODO's certificates are not accepted by 64-bit Windows Vista/2008 for drivers signing.

Will this feature be added in the nearest future?

[mark-support]

Hi,

Sorry, currently our code signing certificates don't support 64-bit Windows Vista/2008 drivers signing and we will add this feature in near future.

Thanks.

[www-77]

In regards with three-years old topic:
http://forums.comodo.com/code_signing_certificate/driver_signing-t1131.0.html

this means that 64-bit kernel mode signing will not be allowed for existing certificates?

[mark-support]

In regards with three-years old topic:
http://forums.comodo.com/code_signing_certificate/driver_signing-t1131.0.html

this means that 64-bit kernel mode signing will not be allowed for existing certificates?

Yes.

[Svenning]

Hi,

Sorry, currently our code signing certificates don't support 64-bit Windows Vista/2008 drivers signing and we will add this feature in near future.

Thanks.

Any news on this subject?
My code signing certificate from Comodo is about to expire, but I don't want to renew it if it can't be used for signing 64 bit kernel drivers (Vista and Win7), as I'm going to need that feature soon..

[www-77]

no, it seems they still does not have a cross-certificate from Microsoft.  This means your drivers will not be accepted by Windows Vista, 2008 and Windows 7 64 bit, i.e. all modern 64-bit systems.

Complete list of supported providers you can find here:
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/winlogo/drvsign/crosscert.mspx

Unfortunately, only two of them works directly with end-customers. Good luck!

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