usb token code signing 5

https://wiki-fusion.win/index.php/Why_USB_Token_Code_Signing_Still_Matters_for_Remote_Teams

For developers signing Windows drivers or executables, a usb token code signing setup means your private key lives on a physical dongle, not your hard drive. You plug it in, enter a PIN, and sign—then unplug it. It's a pain if you lose the token, but it keeps the key away from malware and stolen laptops. Most people use them for EV certs or when compliance demands hardware-backed security.