> If the code was signed using a key that isn't kept on the server (normally a code signing key will be kept on a developer's computer, and often protected by

> If the code was signed using a key that isn't kept on the server (normally a code signing key will be kept on a developer's computer, and often protected by a password so it rarely exists in memory unencrypted) And to take this even further, you have the option of keeping the key on a machine that is completely disconnected from any network. In addition, this machine could use a Hardware Security Module to further increase the security of the signing key.