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It looks like Trustico had a feature on their site to generate all of the required public/private keys on their website. If you used that form to generate the k
by aclelland 9y ago
It looks like Trustico had a feature on their site to generate all of the required public/private keys on their website. If you used that form to generate the keys then they'd also store them on their servers.
From my reading of the available data, it would explain why not all of Trustico clients needed their certificates revoked. Some of them will have generated the keys locally, not using Trustico's onlike tool.