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Well the CA in question represents a large market share of both internet and non-internet certs. You can't just top trusting them, large parts of the internet w
by SolarNet 11y ago
Well the CA in question represents a large market share of both internet and non-internet certs. You can't just top trusting them, large parts of the internet would crash and burn.
- bigiain 11y agoAnd until that happens, why do we expect and significant portion of Symantec's customers to care? And unless they care, why would Symantec? Apple are using a Symantec ssl cert right now: "The identity of Apple Inc. at Cupertino, California US has been verified by Symantec Class 3 EV SSL CA - G3. Valid Certificate Transparency information was supplied by the server." But their level of give-a-shit is clearly demonstrated as well: "Your connection to www.apple.com is encrypted using an obsolete cipher suite. The connection uses TLS 1.2."