Those are Trustico's customer's certificates. The only way Symantec could have fraudulently issues those was if Trustico told them to or lied about who their cu

Those are Trustico's customer's certificates. The only way Symantec could have fraudulently issues those was if Trustico told them to or lied about who their customers were. There's no logic here to understand. I think the previous thread about Trustico had it right: Digicert bought all Symantec's customers but Trustico wants their customers to stay with them instead and wants Digicert to look untrustworthy. If none of this went pubilc and Digicert revoked all their certificates, Trustico could step in to save the day.