Hello @Gerrit Deike ,
Thanks for your query.
If you timestamp your code while the certificate is valid the effect is that your expired certificates are good.
Code Signing Certificates are valid for 1 or 2 years depending on which life cycle you choose when you purchase the certificate. Please note: For Microsoft® Authenticode® (Multi-Purpose), you should also timestamp your signed code to avoid your code expiring when your certificate expires.
Microsoft® Authenticode® (Multi-Purpose) allows you to timestamp your signed code. Timestamping ensures that code will not expire when the certificate expires because the browser validates the timestamp.
What happens when a code signing certificate expires?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/329396/what-happens-when-a-code-signing-certificate-expires
Best regards,
Leila
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