Yeah, I understand that... you don't need to actually buy a
certificate for that. You can just install your certificate that you
generate yourself and then use it internally to check the integrity of
your data files or whatever else you'd like to do with it.
On Jun 20, 2008, at 12:04 , Trygve Inda wrote:
You could use the keychain for this... I think it would be the
easiest
way to support your application. Either install your certificate into
the system keychain or provide a keychain file that your application
accesses exclusively.
Except I don't want to buy a certificate - rather I just need to
generate a
public/private key on my end and embed the public key. The concern
is not
that the users know the file is really from us, the concern is from
our
point of view, that the user can't modify the file.
Trygve
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