How is "Application control" "Target certificate hash" calculated?

Nmjaat · 2023-03-29T10:46:27+00:00

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Does it means for example community.withsecure.com

Fingerprint sha256: "81:37:05:1B:32:A6:F0:C4:32:B5:9A:C4:38:0C:33:7A:51:6B:98:AE:A9:B8:A7:E1:97:A2:8E:C6:F6:61:31:5E"

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You may refer to the Elements Portal Application Control help page:

`Target certificate hash`	Returns the sha256 of the certificate hash that signed the target binary file. You can take certificate hash from the 'Thumbprint' field in the certificate properties and encode it with sha256

But now i noticed the (?) sign in Elements Portal, so thank you.

You may refer to the Elements Portal Application Control help page:

`Target certificate hash`	Returns the sha256 of the certificate hash that signed the target binary file. You can take certificate hash from the 'Thumbprint' field in the certificate properties and encode it with sha256

I mean example Windows 11 "explorer.exe" have certificate with

SHA1 Fingerprint 88:70:48:3E:0E:83:39:65:A5:3F:42:24:94:F1:61:4F:79:28:68:51