Heads-Up! VeriSign Code Signing (Microsoft Authenticode) Certificates $99.00

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Published on Fri, 03 Dec 2010 03:36:26 +0000 Indexed on 2010/12/06 17:00 UTC
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Recently I posted an article about my Code Signing certificate from GoDaddy. I went with GoDaddy because it is an accepted certificate that should bring no problems; I would have preferred a VeriSign certificate but could not justify the extra $400.00 for the brand considering it truly was not required to meet my needs. I have been around since the day where VeriSign was really the only certificate (SSL) you could get unless you went with the then rogue South African company Thawte, since acquired by VeriSign. Today, I feel out of the loop – very out of the loop.

I went to check into Windows Logo requirements, this leads me to this page, that then leads me to this page where I click on the “Digital Certificate’s” Link that leads to this page:

So just a heads-up, $99.00 Code Signing Certificate from VeriSign!

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