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Couldn't this sort of behavior be against the Mozilla CA Inclusion Policy and thus grounds for no longer bundling Comodo CA certs? The same could possibly be s
by Brybry 10y ago
Couldn't this sort of behavior be against the Mozilla CA Inclusion Policy and thus grounds for no longer bundling Comodo CA certs?
The same could possibly be said for Chromium's Root Certificate Policy. It doesn't break the specific trusted tasks but I would say it counts as generally operating in a non-trustworthy way.
Seems dumb on Comodo's part.
- Karunamon 10y agoProbably, but Mozilla will never do it just because of the sheer amount of stuff that will stop working only on their browser. That threat is only valid if the other browser vendors do the same thing at the same time, otherwise it's a massive game of prisoner's dilemma.