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I understand the PIN is sent directly to the smartcard that performs the signing - not on the host PC - and it's required for each signing operation. So if malw
by DaiPlusPlus 6y ago
I understand the PIN is sent directly to the smartcard that performs the signing - not on the host PC - and it's required for each signing operation. So if malware did intercept the signature process and sign itself, I would notice that my originally intended software wasn't signed - that would hopefully be a hint to me that something was amiss and my computer was compromised.
- account42 6y agoMost people would just assume there was some random error and try again.