1. Through the file explorer
1) First, open the Windows file explorer and navigate to the location where your program is saved;
2) Right-click the installation file and click Properties;
3) navigate to the tab marked as digital signature;
4) In the signature list, if the entry you see indicates that your file is digitally signed;
5) You can double-click any of these entries to view more detailed information about the signing authority;
6) Therefore, you can know whether the document is signed by the original distributor of the software;
7. In addition, in the signature details view, you can click a button indicating to view the certificate to view more detailed information about the certificate attached to the signature.
second, use the DigiCert certificate utility
1) use this link to download the latest version of DigiCert and run the executable file;
2) Accept the terms of use displayed at the beginning, then click the tab of code signing, and then click Check Signature in the title section;
3) Select the installation file whose digital signature you need to check;
4) this will cause DigiCert to check the signature and display the entire information summary in a new window that opens;
5)DigiCert verifies two things. They are as follows:
If the file is signed and the signature is valid.
it checks the timestamp of the signature.
if you display two green check marks at the top of the screen, the verification is successful. For your comfort, you have other information in this window.
third, using SignTool
Microsoft released a WindowsSDK program called SignTool. WindowsSDK or software development kit does not come with Windows built-in. It is suitable for developers, who should install it separately. If you are interested in trying this method, please make sure that you have the SDK that suits you.
what I have introduced above is the method of checking digital signature in windows1 system. Users who need it can take the above three methods to check. I hope this tutorial can help you.