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Install your GlobalSign Code Signing Certificate to enable secure code signature. Read more.

The Pickup Password requested during the download and installation of your Certificate is set during the ordering process. It is used to ensure that the person responsible for ordering the Certificate is the one to install it.

As of May 2019, GlobalSign migrated some of its SSL/TLS Products over to Root R3 and Root R5 as part of our CA life cycle management process and to address SHA-1 Root concerns.

This article covers the allowed validity periods for SSL and Digital Certificates issued by GlobalSign.

GlobalSign complies with the Google Certificate Transparency Policy. When you place an order for an SSL/TLS Certificate, the ordering page includes the CT notice shown below:

This page covers CAA checking for SSL Certificates overview and recommended solutions for common errors. At the completion of this procedure, you will be able to know more about CAA checking for your SSL Certificates and troubleshoot common errors.

This article provides step-by-step instructions for installing a PKCS#12 file in MAC OS using Chrome. If this is not the solution you are looking for, please search for your solution in the search bar above.

Hash algorithms are utilized for integrity checks. They can verify that nothing has changed on a certificate, that a file downloaded correctly, that a signed document hasn't been tampered with, and more. Although your Code Signing Certificate may be signed by GlobalSign to verify its integrity, when you sign code, you may also specify the hash algorithm used when validating the digital signature on your program or driver. This is called the file digest (/fd).

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