Windows release verification

Check before you open

You should not have to trust an unfamiliar app with your files. Windows includes the tools needed to check exactly what you downloaded and who signed it.

Release: Organice 0.1.0
Build: Windows 11 · x64 · 65.3 MB
Signature: Checked July 29, 2026

Confirm the publisher

The installer is Authenticode-signed by Dan Rozén. Windows should report Valid and Certum as the issuer. If either the status or identity differs, stop.

Get-AuthenticodeSignature "$HOME\Downloads\organice-setup-0.1.0.exe" |
  Format-List Status, StatusMessage, SignerCertificate

Get-AuthenticodeSignature "$HOME\Downloads\organice-setup-0.1.0.exe" |
  Select-Object -ExpandProperty SignerCertificate |
  Format-List Subject, Issuer, Thumbprint, NotBefore, NotAfter

Subject: C=SE, ST=Västra Götaland, L=Göteborg, O=Dan Rozén, CN=Dan Rozén
Issuer: Certum Code Signing 2021 CA (Asseco Data Systems S.A.)
Thumbprint: 0B0D29DDE0947F35E3D7A347659678297A6C63E6

Confirm the file is ours

SHA-256 identifies the exact bytes we published. Your result must match the value below exactly.

Get-FileHash "$HOME\Downloads\organice-setup-0.1.0.exe" -Algorithm SHA256

2868932e326fd47a4f51b11819d18730b393fe3f858377effe554b66f028ccef

Run Microsoft Defender

Ask Defender to scan the installer itself before you open it. No scanner can promise permanent safety, but a clean local check adds another independent signal.

Start-MpScan -ScanType CustomScan -ScanPath "$HOME\Downloads\organice-setup-0.1.0.exe"

What these checks prove

The signature binds the file to its publisher and shows whether it changed after signing. The checksum binds your copy to our published release. Neither replaces your own judgment about what software does after installation.

If anything differs, stop

Do not open the file. Delete it and send the result you received to hello@organice.now.