VeriSign® Authentic Document IDs for BREW® allow BREW developers to digitally notarize their BREW applications from the desktop. With a right-click of your document, developers generate a digital receipt with a fingerprint of the file, a timestamp, the authenticated identity of the publisher, and verification by VeriSign.
- Protect your BREW applications by digitally signing your code
- Required for commercial BREW developers
- Non-repudiable proof of document content, source, and a timestamp
- Become an authenticated BREW Developer
Buy Code Signing Certificates
| Digitally notarize 100 applications | $400 |
| Digitally notarize 500 applications | $895 |
| Digitally notarize 1000 applications | $1295 |
Please make sure you:
- Use Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
- If you are using Internet Explorer 7 or higher on Windows Vista or higher, please enable Active X
- Use Windows® 2000, XP, or higher (Windows 2000 users must log in as an administrator to install the Personal Trust Agent)
- Must use the same PC, Windows login/user profile, and browser for certificate enrollment and installation
First Time Buyers: Download the PTA and ActiveX Control
First time buyers need to install the VeriSign Personal Trust Agent (PTA) and Active X control.
NOTE: Vista has strict rules for enabling the PTA (see: Code Signing Support.) The download begins automatically
on the third step of the enrollment process. In the Security Warning window, click Yes to install the PTA and Active X control.
Once installed, a PTA Wizard Create New Profile window opens. Follow the steps to create your profile by clicking Next or Accept.
Enter Required Information
You will need the following information:
- Technical contact: Name, address, phone number, and the email address where the certificate and renewal notices should be delivered.
- Authentic Document ID information: The organization name that will appear in the digital signature.
- Create a New Profile: The VeriSign Personal Trust Agent Wizard will open a pop-up window. Click Next. Enter a user name and password, click Create.
- Challenge phrase: A password used to renew or revoke your certificate.
- Organizational contact: VeriSign contacts this person to authorize your certificate request as part of the certificate authentication process. Provide accurate information to expedite the process and to ensure that renewal notices reach the organization contact.
- Payment information: Pay by credit card for fastest issuance. If you pay by purchase order, check, or wire transfer, VeriSign must receive payment before delivering your certificate.
Pickup Your Code Signing Certificate
VeriSign will validate the information received. Once your application is approved and payment is received, you will receive an email containing your VeriSign® Authentic Document IDs for BREW or directing you to a URL for pickup. If you have problems with retrieval, confirm that you are using the same computer, browser, and log-in profile used to enroll.
For help, go to VeriSign Code Signing Support.
Digitally Notarize Applications for the BREW Developer Network
VeriSign Authentic Document IDs for BREW embed a signed fingerprint (hash) of the original document into a digital notarization receipt, timestamped by VeriSign. When customers download notarized BREW software, authenticated by VeriSign, they can be assured of the content source and the content integrity. Because every fingerprint is different, any changes will be immediately discovered when the digital receipt is verified. Learn more: 5 Reasons for Code Signing.
Increase Customer Confidence and Protect Your IP
The original contents of your document are never exposed when you transmit your digital notarization request over the Internet. The hashing algorithms used to create document fingerprints are "one-way": you can create a hash from a document, but you cannot recreate the document from a hash. Saving a signed copy of your document's fingerprint (hash) on VeriSign's secure database gives you the benefit of third-party verification of your document.
The Leader in Online Trust and Security
VeriSign supports more platforms than any other code signing provider with the most reliable infrastructure and the most trusted security brand on the Internet (Tec-Ed Whitepaper, PDF, Oct. 2007). Because VeriSign root certificates come preinstalled on most end users’ devices and embedded in most applications, the digital signature authentication and verification process is seamless and transparent to most end users. Learn more: Why VeriSign?
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