All,

https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA/Audit_Letter_Validation
currently says:
""
Acceptable remediation for an intermediate certificate missing BR audits may include one or more of the following:

- Have your auditor issue a revised report that includes the intermediate certificate. Note that if the certificate has been in existence for multiple past audit periods, this will not be considered a full remediation unless new reports are supplied for all of those periods in which the certificate did not appear on the original reports.

- Revoke the intermediate certificate in accordance with BR section 4.9. If your CA decides not to revoke the certificate within the timeline specified by the BRs, then that is another incident, which must be addressed in a separate Incident Report.

- If the intermediate certificate is technically capable but not intended for TLS issuance, and revocation is not imminent, you may request that Mozilla add it to OneCRL by adding a comment to the Bugzilla bug with the request and sending email to Mozilla. Note: While adding the certificate to OneCRL satisfies Mozilla's expectations for remediation, it may not satisfy other root store programs. You are advised to seek their guidance on this issue.
""

Questions:

1) Should we require a revised audit statement when it is missing the SHA256 fingerprint of a cert that has the same Subject + SPKI as other cert(s) listed in the audit statement? For this situation, we have been requiring CAs to have their auditor revise their current audit statements. But the question has come up about when that is necessary, e.g. what if the CA is about to get their next audit statement? Do they still need to get their previous audit statement updated? If not, what would be the cut-off for not requiring that the current audit statement get updated? Or is it only necessary that future audit statements list the forgotten certs that have the same Subject + SPKI as other audited certs?

2) Should we accept a revised audit statement to include the SHA256 fingerprint of a certificate that was not previously listed and does not have the same Subject + SPKI as other cert(s) listed in the audit statement?


Thanks,
Kathleen


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