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We got our reputation update for the updated OV certificate in 2reputation back 3 days after updating our OV certificate.

We offer software (TexturePacker, BabelEdit,...) since about 10 years. The code signing certificates we use are OV certificates with the duration of 3 years.

With the last TexturePacker release with the updated certificate on 2023-02-02, we got hit by the reputation issue.

What we've done to get the reputation back:

  • Uploaded TexturePacker to our page - also enabled it in our auto updater. But we did not present it on the page to prevent confusion for new users.
  • Opened the download in Edge. Edge warns and you can select an option to tell Microsoft that this is a false positive
  • Fill the form at Microsoft, describing that this is a certificate update and that you are the owner of the software.
  • Wait 2-3 days (it was over a weekend - maybe it's even faster on working days)
  • Receive an email that SmartScreen is updated

We've enabled the regular download and everything is ok. No smart screen warning.

We've also tested uploading a nightly build of BabelEdit signed with the new certificate. That was fine, too.

So it seems that Microsoft accepted the new certificate.

We got our reputation update for the updated OV certificate in 2 days.

We offer software (TexturePacker, BabelEdit,...) since about 10 years. The code signing certificates we use are OV certificates with the duration of 3 years.

With the last TexturePacker release with the updated certificate on 2023-02-02, we got hit by the reputation issue.

What we've done to get the reputation back:

  • Uploaded TexturePacker to our page - also enabled it in our auto updater. But we did not present it on the page to prevent confusion for new users.
  • Opened the download in Edge. Edge warns and you can select an option to tell Microsoft that this is a false positive
  • Fill the form at Microsoft, describing that this is a certificate update and that you are the owner of the software.
  • Wait 2-3 days (it was over a weekend - maybe it's even faster on working days)
  • Receive an email that SmartScreen is updated

We've enabled the regular download and everything is ok. No smart screen warning.

We've also tested uploading a nightly build of BabelEdit signed with the new certificate. That was fine, too.

So it seems that Microsoft accepted the new certificate.

We got our reputation back 3 days after updating our OV certificate.

We offer software (TexturePacker, BabelEdit,...) since about 10 years. The code signing certificates we use are OV certificates with the duration of 3 years.

With the last TexturePacker release with the updated certificate on 2023-02-02, we got hit by the reputation issue.

What we've done to get the reputation back:

  • Uploaded TexturePacker to our page - also enabled it in our auto updater. But we did not present it on the page to prevent confusion for new users.
  • Opened the download in Edge. Edge warns and you can select an option to tell Microsoft that this is a false positive
  • Fill the form at Microsoft, describing that this is a certificate update and that you are the owner of the software.
  • Wait 2-3 days (it was over a weekend - maybe it's even faster on working days)
  • Receive an email that SmartScreen is updated

We've enabled the regular download and everything is ok. No smart screen warning.

We've also tested uploading a nightly build of BabelEdit signed with the new certificate. That was fine, too.

So it seems that Microsoft accepted the new certificate.

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We got our reputation update for the updated OV certificate in 2 days.

We offer software (TexturePacker, BabelEdit,...) since about 10 years. The code signing certificates we use are OV certificates with the duration of 3 years.

With the last TexturePacker release with the updated certificate on 2023-02-02, we got hit by the reputation issue.

What we've done to get the reputation back:

  • Uploaded TexturePacker to our page - also enabled it in our auto updater. But we did not present it on the page to prevent confusion for new users.
  • Opened the download in Edge. Edge warns and you can select an option to tell Microsoft that this is a false positive
  • Fill the form at Microsoft, describing that this is a certificate update and that you are the owner of the software.
  • Wait 2-3 days (it was over a weekend - maybe it's even faster on working days)
  • Receive an email that SmartScreen is updated

We've enabled the regular download and everything is ok. No smart screen warning.

We've also tested uploading a nightly build of BabelEdit signed with the new certificate. That was fine, too.

So it seems that Microsoft accepted the new certificate.