What is the point?
That is the normal operation for the device.
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And why in the world would you distribute your private key?
Even in Windows, of a Public-Private key-pair, the Private key is kept, well, private.
Now anyone in the world can use your private key to sign a Windows driver, claiming to be yourself.
I think you should pull that archive and re-think (or read the directions) on what its contents should be.
That re-think should include posting a CRL for the (just) compromised key-pair and using a new key-pair to sign the next driver (and then only distribute the public key required to verify the signing of the driver).
Last edited by knc1; 03-20-2016 at 12:19 AM.
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