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by beaugunderson 304 days ago
it's even worse if you are an individual developer who wants to sign the products you're releasing on Windows.

Azure had an "individual developer" beta that lasted less than a year and is now closed... so you have to be able to prove your "business" has been around for three years. they're one of the very few low-cost options who support cloud signing... $10/month or $120/year is VERY reasonable compared to $300/year the other registrars want, PLUS the cost of an HSM you can't use from the cloud.

how are people doing signed binaries on Windows for open source projects? I bought a three year file-based certificate to kick the can down the road but those three years are now up.