usb token code signing

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

A USB token is a small hardware device used for code signing, storing the private key securely instead of leaving it on a computer. This adds a layer of protection against key theft, so only someone physically holding the token can sign software or scripts. It's a common practice for developers distributing apps, especially on Windows, where signed code builds trust and reduces security warnings.