Hi,
I can confirm that SHA-256 is used as default now, as from 2016 onward the SHA-1 algorithm is deprecated.
You can find more details here:
https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/web ... eHash.html
Signing PDFs and Timestamps (reloaded)
Re: Signing PDFs and Timestamps (reloaded)
We have a "Symantec Class 3 SHA256 Code Signing CA" certificate. I can only sign if I set the hash to SHA1. ApplySignature returns a status of "CertificateWrongFormat" if I try SHA256. Am I doing something wrong.
Re: Signing PDFs and Timestamps (reloaded)
Hi,
The latest release contains modifications that enable automatic recognition of supported hash. Supported hash should be automatically recognized after using any SetSignatureCertificateFrom* method.
If the issues persists i would advise to open support ticket so that we can get a closer look at what is going on and solve the issues.
The latest release contains modifications that enable automatic recognition of supported hash. Supported hash should be automatically recognized after using any SetSignatureCertificateFrom* method.
If the issues persists i would advise to open support ticket so that we can get a closer look at what is going on and solve the issues.
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