EnableCertPaddingCheck - Microsoft Q A Hello, The WinVerifyTrust Signature Validation CVE-2013-3900 Mitigation (EnableCertPaddingCheck) recently started appearing on my Windows 10 machines I've read that the solution is to add the following to the registry …
CVE-2013-3900 WinVerifyTrust Signature Validation Vulnerability Verifying that the Improvement to Authenticode Signature Verification is Implemented Correctly Earlier versions of CVE-2013-3900 had recommended configuring EnableCertPaddingCheck to string value “1”, rather than to DWORD 1 Customers who had followed that guidance do not need to make further changes to their systems
How to fix WinVerifyTrust (EnableCertPaddingCheck) using Intune . . . How to fix WinVerifyTrust (EnableCertPaddingCheck) using Intune? Hey folks, what is the best method to fix the "WinVerifyTrust Signature Validation CVE-2013-3900 Mitigation (EnableCertPaddingCheck)" vulnerability? I've tried to deploy custom configuration profiles with OMI-URI without any success:
WinVerifyTrust Signature Validation CVE-2013-3900 Mitigation . . . I have added the following registry keys as suggested to remediate this vulnerability but the vulnerability has not been resolved, is there any addition configurations that are required in order to clean my scan report …
How to remediate CVE-2013-3900? - Microsoft Q A To enable the Authenticode signature verification improvements, modify the registry to add the EnableCertPaddingCheck value as detailed below Note that EnableCertPaddingCheck is data type REG_DWORD (an integer value) and not data type string: "EnableCertPaddingCheck"=dword:1