Hello it's me again.
I'm not sure this module would be the right place for this feature since it's not directly linked to AD CS (which does not yet provide any timestamping feature) but since you are already hugely contributing to the Cryptography namespace, I thought "why not ask" :)
What I would like is a native PowerShell cmdlet that would allow me to timestamp files, like does `signtool timestamp` (which requires the Windows SDK).
I know `Set-AuthenticodeSignature` allows it already but it has 2 missing features:
* It cannot "just" timestamp, it always comes with signing at the same time (which might be already done from a previous step...).
* It does not support RFC 3161 time stamp servers (signtool supports them with the `/tr` parameter since Win7), neither to request for a particular RFC 3161 digest algorithm (`/td` parameter of signtool)
And I think that should be all for feature requests tonight ;)
Thanks again for all the time you spend on this project!
Jordan
I'm not sure this module would be the right place for this feature since it's not directly linked to AD CS (which does not yet provide any timestamping feature) but since you are already hugely contributing to the Cryptography namespace, I thought "why not ask" :)
What I would like is a native PowerShell cmdlet that would allow me to timestamp files, like does `signtool timestamp` (which requires the Windows SDK).
I know `Set-AuthenticodeSignature` allows it already but it has 2 missing features:
* It cannot "just" timestamp, it always comes with signing at the same time (which might be already done from a previous step...).
* It does not support RFC 3161 time stamp servers (signtool supports them with the `/tr` parameter since Win7), neither to request for a particular RFC 3161 digest algorithm (`/td` parameter of signtool)
And I think that should be all for feature requests tonight ;)
Thanks again for all the time you spend on this project!
Jordan