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"introduced into a Certificate" They didn't introduce any errors _into_ a certificate. They affected the certificate chain, but not the certificate directly. I
by delinka 10y ago
"introduced into a Certificate"
They didn't introduce any errors _into_ a certificate. They affected the certificate chain, but not the certificate directly. I'm certain this is how their own lawyers view this.
- 0x0 10y agoIf THIS isn't covered by warranty, what would it take to invoke this warranty? Btw I've always thought these SSL insurance warranties sounded like a scam.
- nathanaldensr 10y agoIt seems likely we'll find out if they are, at least for GlobalSign's.
- sofaofthedamned 10y agoThis is going to get hilariously legal. A certificate from GlobalSign or anybody else is the product of the chain, if the chain isn't there and the cert isn't valid it's no more valid than a self-signed one. Tell me again, anybody, why we trust these people?