Microsoft has made Azure Artifact Signing generally available in the US, Canada, and Europe, offering a more secure code signing solution for Windows applications. The service uses short-lived certificates (24-hour validity, renewed daily) with secure timestamping, addressing security vulnerabilities of traditional long-lived
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