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We run some experiments and DigiCert timestamp server was the fasted and most reliable. It was able to timestamp 2500 signatures within 3'48'' with no failures. But just in case it really throttles us or it is not reachable for whatever reason, what are the next fast and reliable timestamp servers?
We would prefer something that is already in the Trusted Root CA list in Windows. That pretty much limits us to Microsoft, GlobalSign, VeriSign, Sectigo and Thawte. But none of these seem to provide the same level of quality of service of DigiCert.
It looks like the Apple timestamping server is also very reliable. Unfortunately it is not in the Windows Trusted Root CA store by default.
We finally decided on these servers:
http://timestamp.digicert.com
http://sha256timestamp.ws.symantec.com/sha256/timestamp
http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode
http://timestamp.sectigo.com
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For the sole reason that the Internet bandwidth is too weak, I could never download such a large file as Visual Studio, and I need it. Is there a way to torrent the IDE?
I used BurnBit to make a .TORRENT file by providing the direct link to the website.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BywziitMRstSVExHNmZTVXAxVG8
Zero everything for now (no seeds, no leechers). It downloads but not with the speed of a torrent with loads of seeders.
I just wanted to download it like in torrent cause, bad internet (PH). So, definitely need some patience.
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To filter scammers, we validate user accounts with a sms verification system.
As you can imagine, some people are using virtual numbers.
Some MCCMNC can easily be banned as they are favored by scammers. But most scammer numbers have the MCCMNC of a "clean" telco.
How can we detect that?
You can try Nexmo Verify API to confirm that a phone number is valid, reachable and accessible by your user. Landline and mobile phones can be verified, while virtual and toll free numbers will be rejected. Trial service offers you 20 free verifications.
They have another product, Number Insight, which can be used to determine if a telephone number is a mobile phone, landline, virtual number or a Premium/Toll-Free number.
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I am an individual developer and want to use code signing for my exes. I am new to this and don't know much about it. Can a normal digital signature certificate be used for code signing? Verisign, thawte etc are costly for me. This site looks affrodable for me. They sell digital signatures. Will it serve my purposes?
Code signing certificate must have proper flag set in ExtKeyUsage extension, i.e. this is a special kind of certificate. This company doesn't seem to offer such certificates.
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I am researching if ADLDS or ADAM is suitable for handling the users of a company product. Currently we are using AD, but we are planning to scale to more customers without needing to buy CALs.
I got how to use ADSI Edit to add User & Groups, but I couldnt find any tool to do that like "Active Directory users and computers", and I would like to avoid developing one. Is there any free GUI to manage AD LDS?
You can still use an LDAP browser. Apache Directory Studio, which is working on the top of java (on both Windows and Linux) is the best Open source one.
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Does any web bug/ticket system (Jira, Google Code, github, etc) offer a native plugin to add new tickets and update existing ones?
My current tickets are usually few lines long, and the overhead of using the GUI to enter them is high. Especially when I compare them to native task management software (e.g. Things), which usually offer shortcuts to add TODO items while you are in any program.
Request Tracker has an email interface, as well as command-line and REST interfaces and a Perl API. I use it all day, every day (though 95% of the time with the UI) and heartily recommend it.