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Applications marked with a padlock () logo have been Digitally Signed for your security. A digital signature ensures that the file has not been modified since it was created.

RealityRipple Software uses Unizeto Certum as our certificate provider. You may wish to read the Certification Policy for more information. Note that at this time, Mozilla products do not recognize Certum as a valid provider for Add-on installation, although they are a valid Authority. I hope this will be amended in the future.

In order to verify a file you have downloaded still has its certificate in tact, and thus has not been modified or changed in any way since its creation, simply view the file's Properties. Right click the file in question and hit Properties at the bottom. The properties window will appear, and you may see a Digital Signatures tab. Click on it and you should see a page similar to the one on the right. Note that the name of the signer should be Andrew Sachen (Open Source Developer) and the E-Mail address must be webmaster@RealityRipple.com. If you click the Details button while selecting the signature listed, you can ensure the signature is valid. You should see a message that says "This digital signature is OK.". There should also be the Signer information to match the information on the first page, and a Time Stamp signature by Comodo.

If you find any signature to be invalid or in error, please ensure you have the Certificate Authorities installed on your computer and download the application in question from this website. If the problem persists, you may wish to scan your computer for malware. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact me on the Forums.