» » D-Link Accidentally Publishes Its Private Code-Signing Keys on the Internet

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It's not every time malware creators have to steal or buy a valid code-signing certificate to sign their malware – Sometimes the manufacturers unknowingly provide themselves. This is what exactly done by a Taiwan-based networking equipment manufacturer D-Link, which accidently published its Private code signing keys inside the company's open source firmware packages. <!-- adsense -->

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