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I hold a X509Certificate2 object, I can access the public key via the PublicKey property. For a different API I need to obtain the public key's SHA-1 hash. Is there a simple way to get it from the PublicKey property?



I tried the following:



var sha1 = SHA1.Create().ComputeHash(signerCert.PublicKey.???)


But what to put instead of the "???". It doesn't look like there is some kind of "Raw" data property.










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    I hold a X509Certificate2 object, I can access the public key via the PublicKey property. For a different API I need to obtain the public key's SHA-1 hash. Is there a simple way to get it from the PublicKey property?



    I tried the following:



    var sha1 = SHA1.Create().ComputeHash(signerCert.PublicKey.???)


    But what to put instead of the "???". It doesn't look like there is some kind of "Raw" data property.










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      I hold a X509Certificate2 object, I can access the public key via the PublicKey property. For a different API I need to obtain the public key's SHA-1 hash. Is there a simple way to get it from the PublicKey property?



      I tried the following:



      var sha1 = SHA1.Create().ComputeHash(signerCert.PublicKey.???)


      But what to put instead of the "???". It doesn't look like there is some kind of "Raw" data property.










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      I hold a X509Certificate2 object, I can access the public key via the PublicKey property. For a different API I need to obtain the public key's SHA-1 hash. Is there a simple way to get it from the PublicKey property?



      I tried the following:



      var sha1 = SHA1.Create().ComputeHash(signerCert.PublicKey.???)


      But what to put instead of the "???". It doesn't look like there is some kind of "Raw" data property.







      c# .net x509certificate






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          The answer seems to be signerCert.GetPublicKey() instead of accessing the PublicKey property directly.






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