Help, what s going on with Nokia s signing certificate and permissions, and how to get it

Due to the adjustment of the certificate production policy on the official website of Symbian Certificate, and the restrictions and changes to the production process, the production of certificates for various forums was forced to suspend from June 22.

No matter which forum** at home or abroad, it is no longer possible to provide users with certificate production services under the current circumstances.

Current workaround:

1.For software with low permission requirements, you can try to use the mobile version of the Symbian direct signing tool to sign the way, but it cannot be guaranteed to be effective, and it can only be said that you can try it.

2.Of course, you can also hack the phone, and you don't need a certificate signature to install any software after the phone is cracked.

However, there is a program to be signed during the cracking process, so you may need to sign the direct signing tool above.

If Saipan reopens by then, just send me the link to this question and I'll make it for you for free.

Hello landlord.

Now C6 has DIY firmware, you can flash DIY firmware to crack it, and you don't need to sign to install software and games after the phone is cracked.

Moreover, the authority of the other certificate is also high.

Just use "free signatures".

Flash the cracked firmware to solve all the problems.

About the certificate: Significance: The mobile phone certificate can be understood as: the passport of the software.

Product Name:phone certificates60 The third edition has made a relatively large improvement in security, and has stricter regulations on the installation and operation of third-party software in the system. Some software involving mobile phone software and hardware security, personal information security and other aspects of the operation has been specially restricted (for example, automatic start with the mobile phone boot is one of the restricted functions).

Some software will have functional limitations when installed, such as: Calden.

Function. The main thing is to prevent malware. In order for an application to implement these "specifically restricted" functions, it must be "signed". In other words, someone has to be responsible for the safety of this operation! Programs that are not signed cannot be installed and run

That is, if you install some messy software, you need to pass a certificate certification before you can install it on your phone, in order to prevent malware from being installed on your smartphone.

The certificate is a protective effect on the mobile phone, for example, when installing software, a lot of junk software is without a certificate, you can't install it in your mobile phone, the signature is only valid for this installation, and it won't work next time.

There is no harm, we all know that the Nokia Symbian system has rich third-party software support, but Symbian got a visa on the mobile phone for the security of the mobile phone, and it can only be installed through the certificate. Therefore, a lot of good third-party software cannot be installed. In general, you can install one-click cracking software.

Or do it by flashing it. If you don't understand, ask again!

Mobile phone certificates. Significance: The mobile phone certificate can be understood as: the passport of the software.

Product Name: phone

certificate

The third version of S60 has made significant improvements in terms of security, and has stricter regulations on the installation and operation of third-party software in the system. Some software involving mobile phone software and hardware security, personal information security and other aspects of the operation has been specially restricted (for example, automatic start with the mobile phone boot is one of the restricted functions).

Some software will have functional limitations when installed, such as: Calden.

Function. The main thing is to prevent malware. In order for an application to implement these "specifically restricted" functions, it must be "signed". In other words, someone has to be responsible for the safety of this operation! Programs that are not signed cannot be installed and run

The "certificate" you get is put on**?

In fact, the certificate is not simply placed in a folder, the certificate is used to sign the software that needs to be "signed". Certificates are not used directly, they are packaged into the SIS software through a special program. The purpose of a certificate is simply to give a certain amount of authority to the program.

Don't lose your certificate, because a certificate is valid for 6 months and can be used to sign a lot of software. If the certificate expires, you can apply for a new certificate, or you can adjust the time of your phone when you install it. The time can be adjusted to the validity period of the certificate.

Usually we have the first mobile phone software will have a signed version and an unsigned version, for the unsigned software, we can apply for a certificate to make the software for their own machine, through the sign tool provided by Symbian to make their own mobile phone key file and then write it into the software to be installed, and then this software can only be installed in your mobile phone.

In short, a certificate mechanism is a measure used to address security issues, and its role is mainly two:1. Prove the legitimacy of the software. 2。Allow the software to start autonomously.

There is no way to do it directly.

Despise Nokia.

It can only be cracked.

Cracking the licensed after-sales may be troublesome.

If it doesn't work, you'll have to change your phone.