Of course open source projects rarely sign their exes because those certificates are expensive ($300+/year).
Of course open source projects rarely sign their exes because those certificates are expensive ($300+/year).
Actually even if the file is correctly signed but is new users will see the warning banners. (Unless using the more expensive EV Code Signing certs)
> Of course open source projects rarely sign their exes because those certificates are expensive ($300+/year).
I'm not sure where the $300/ year comes from but one can get valid certs for less than 50 EUR a year (https://shop.certum.eu/open-source-code-signing-on-simplysig...). I got a physical key one for 65 EUR and it worked just fine.
If the open source project is widely recognizable I'd suggest contacting https://signpath.org/ to get code signing for free (as in beer) via simple Github Action workflow.