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Code Signing for Protected Media Components in Windows Vista
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Contents
Introduction 3
Terms Used in This Paper 3
The PMP and Output Protection 5
Code-Signing Requirements for PMP Components 6
Components that Must Be Signed 6
KMCS Requirements 7
User-Mode Code-Signing Requirements 7
Revocation and Renewal 8
Summary of Certificates and Signing Options 9
How to Obtain Certificates 9
Best Practices for Code Signing PMP Components 10
Safeguarding Code-Signing Keys 10
When to Request Multiple Certificates 10
Code Signing Boot Drivers 10
Test Signing Kernel-Mode Code 11
Understanding the User Experience with Protected Content 11
Summary and Call to Action 11
References 12
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