I am having a tough time finding an answer to my codesigning issues.
We have an application for Mac OS written under Cocoa. Finally - we did our codesigning, but i w
If you're targeting 10.6+ you can use the code signing functions in the Security framework (documentation), in particular SecCodeCheckValidity. Otherwise, the source code to the code signing system is in libsecurity_codesigning.
Since you're using the code signature to authenticate your code you should also validate the designated requirement with SecCodeCopyDesignatedRequirement.
Thanks friend!
I managed to do it for 10.6 with the new functionality but the problem is i am targeting 10.5 and 10.6, at least until some time passes.
I have to throw some more time into libsecurity_codesigning soon so this can be completed for 10.5 also.
But, for people who are looking for ready solutions around here, here is what i ended up with:
SecStaticCodeRef ref = NULL;
NSURL * url = [NSURL URLWithString:[[NSBundle mainBundle] executablePath]];
OSStatus status;
// obtain the cert info from the executable
status = SecStaticCodeCreateWithPath((CFURLRef)url, kSecCSDefaultFlags, &ref);
if (ref == NULL) exit(EXIT_STATUS_ON_BAD_CODE_SIGNATURE);
if (status != noErr) exit(EXIT_STATUS_ON_BAD_CODE_SIGNATURE);
SecRequirementRef req = NULL;
// this is the public SHA1 fingerprint of the cert match string
NSString * reqStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ %@ = %@%@%@",
@"certificate",
@"leaf",
@"H\"66875745923F01",
@"F122B387B0F943",
@"X7D981183151\""
];
// create the requirement to check against
status = SecRequirementCreateWithString((CFStringRef)reqStr, kSecCSDefaultFlags, &req);
if (status != noErr) exit(EXIT_STATUS_ON_BAD_CODE_SIGNATURE);
if (req == NULL) exit(EXIT_STATUS_ON_BAD_CODE_SIGNATURE);
status = SecStaticCodeCheckValidity(ref, kSecCSCheckAllArchitectures, req);
if (status != noErr) exit(EXIT_STATUS_ON_BAD_CODE_SIGNATURE);
CFRelease(ref);
CFRelease(req);
LogDebug(@"Code signature was checked and it seems OK");