On Sun, August 10, 2014 8:16 pm, David E. Ross wrote: > I was a computer systems integrator for over 30 years. I fully > understand what "integrator" means. In my career, sopftware integration > often included dealing with secure systems and how they were made secure.
That's a very... liberal... conclusion of what integrator means. I've known integrators who just glued together CMS systems. Does that mean they're also experts in computer systems? > > Rosenthal is also a reseller of X.509 subscriber certificates, which > should mean he understands Internet security. Otherwise, how is he > allowed to sell such certificates? There are no security requirements for resellers. Resellers are just the middlemen that facilitate the introduction of the CA to the customer, get a cut of the proceeds, and in return for such introductions, get to pretend they have a brand. Most importantly, resllser != registration authority. The two are, unsurprisingly, unrelated concepts. I say this because my dog could be a reseller, if she was allowed to enter into legal contracts. That's really the ONLY requirement, at the core, of a reseller. _______________________________________________ dev-security-policy mailing list dev-security-policy@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-security-policy
