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It looks like the questions that Google/Mozilla asked Symantec and didn't like the answers to are posted here: https://knowledge.symantec.com/support/ssl-certi
by thenickdude 10y ago
It looks like the questions that Google/Mozilla asked Symantec and didn't like the answers to are posted here:
https://knowledge.symantec.com/support/ssl-certificates-support/index?page=content&id=INFO4154 https://knowledge.symantec.com/support/ssl-certificates-supp...
(Archive link: http://archive.is/Cq9VO http://archive.is/Cq9VO )
Really interesting reading!
- tialaramex 10y agoBecause the process happens in the public newsgroup mozilla.dev.security.policy anyone with a legitimate interest in the Web PKI can ask questions during incidents like this or indeed during Mozilla's new CA application process. Some of the questions on that list are mine. I don't remember if representatives from Google or Mozilla explicitly told Symantec they needed to answer my questions, beyond a certain point it's implied that smart questions (and I hope mine are smart) should be answered regardless of who asks them. Other than Google and Mozilla, major trust stores mostly prefer to conduct their activities in private, so we don't know what (if anything) Symantec were asked by Microsoft, Apple, etc.