Question

There is a way to create packages, add some parts and sign it with a X509Certificate.

I would also like to add a timestamping signature to the package.

If the certificate expires or gets revoked the signature should remain valid if the package parts have been timestamped before the expiration/revokation.

P.S. I'm using the System.IO.Packaging.Package class defined in the WindowsBase.dll assembly.

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Solution

The following solution works it you're both the creator and the consumer of the package:

  1. Use a secure Internet server to get the trusted timestamp.
  2. Redefine the certificate chain policy to include the timestamp validation in the certificate chain.
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