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This is done from a Windows 10 (1803) platform and assumes that you have your. I'm going to document the steps that worked for me, so that they can hopefully help others in the same situation.

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Okay, thanks to the very reactive people Yubico Support, I finally managed to figure out how to get my Yubikey to work as an Authenticode signing device, with the new Minidriver.

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I certainly hope I just haven't managed to figure out how to do just that, because if it turns out that the new minidriver is going to prevent people from using a Yubikey as a safe vault for code signing credentials, then this is a major feature regression as far as I'm concerned. , but with the new minidriver, you always run into the The smart card cannot perform the requested operation or the operation requires a different smart card message when trying to do that.

Oh, and by the way, for people who do not want to go through the ordeal of having to filter driver installation, does anybody have any idea how one is supposed to reference an Authenticode code signing certificate stored on a Yubikey 4 or Neo, when using signtool.exe? Without the minidriver, all you had to do was signtool" sign /v /sha1. ouch!Īs per the screenshot I attached above, BOTH the IDs will begin with SCFILTER\CID_597562696b657934 and it's 62696b, NOT 6269b. Currently, it appears that, instead of fixing the typo with SCFILTER\CID_597562696b657934 by adding a '6' before the 'b', you introduced a new typo in SCFILTER\CID_597562696b657934e454f7233 by removing the '6' before the 'b' there. I see that you edited your post, but unfortunately it appears you did exactly the opposite of what was needed. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to have any effect, the card doesn't show up in device manager at all (only the reader). the proper solution is a bit lower down the thread. Probably one of these or others on that MSDN list will helpĢ0170614 edit: marked with strike-through the above paragraph. Try adding to SCardSvr more privileges from the list at: The downside is that missing but needed privileges that used to be leeched/inherited from other services are creating issues like this missing-driver bug. This process isolation has advantages because each process is assigned only the security privileges that it actually requests and can't leech privileges from other services that are run in the same svchost. If you look at running processes with taskmgr or sysinternals Process Explorer you'll notice that in Creators each service runs in its own separate svchost process while in Anniversary edition it uses a shared svchost for multiple services. Yubico-piv-tool.exe also works after following the process above.Īfter I remove the key, it won't work again unless I repeat the steps above to uninstall the device before plugging it back in.Īnd an update: this is probably happening because in Creators there will be a different svchost.exe process for EACH separate service. It is seemingly present long enough for YubiKey PIV Manager (1.4.2) to get started interacting with the key.

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