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Seriously, wtf? DoD managed to get a root CA in our browsers? Surely this should not be allowed by any sane corporation, and especially the Mozilla Foundation
by illumin8 17y ago
Seriously, wtf? DoD managed to get a root CA in our browsers? Surely this should not be allowed by any sane corporation, and especially the Mozilla Foundation.
- kijuhygfh 17y agoYou would prefer that .mil sites were secured by Versign?
- illumin8 17y ago.mil can and should create their own Certificate Authority and install their own root cert on .mil computers. Just don't install their root cert on mine. I'm going to be checking mine now and removing DoD from there. If any other government's military got a root cert installed, you better believe we'd be hearing about it.
- fragmede 17y agoI'd prefer that the DOD didn't have the power to sign .com addresses in addition to .mil. Not that it isn't idle paranoia. Verisign's incompetence is secondary. (The whatever that Verisign (I'm guessing) has the ability to sign .mil is not lost on me.))
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