If you have confirmed with your IT department that you cannot use Autofirma 1.8+, here is the safe method to acquire version 1.7.2 without touching a malicious repack.
Note: Even this method is not recommended for daily use.
One of the main reasons users search for Autofirma 172 repack is related to Java. Older versions of Autofirma (like 1.7.2) required a specific, outdated version of Java (Java 7 or 8). Modern operating systems reject these Java versions due to security holes (e.g., Log4Shell).
When you try to install the official Autofirma 1.7.2 on Windows 11, you will likely get a "Java not found" error. A repack might claim to fix this by bundling an embedded, outdated JRE. This is a trap. Mixing an insecure Java version with a modified installer is a recipe for a zero-day exploit.
Autofirma is the official digital signature client developed by the Spanish government (Red.es / Ministerio de Asuntos Económicos y Transformación Digital). It allows citizens and businesses to sign documents using digital certificates (DNIe, FNMT, etc.) across various operating systems.
Version 1.7.2 is a specific older release of this software. A "repack" typically refers to a modified version of the original installer, often redistributed by third parties.