On 15.06.2001 23:50 Uhr, Harry Zink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> private certificates are, essentiall, roll-your-own certificates, that are
> not 'backed by the certificate authority', but they are commonly used by
> those who administer their own server, and do not have any need for an
> 'official' certificate while still wanting to provide relative security of
> data via SSL.
Hmm. One of the secure sites that I cannot use IE with is T-Motion
<https://www.t-motion.de/> , a Web/WAP portal which uses a certificate
issued by "Deutsche Telekom CA 1, T-TeleSec Trust Center". The latter is a
regular certificate authority, and yet ...
Well, let's see if this (adding certificates) will be implemented in a
future version. Since Jimmy wrote there is no conspiracy involved, there is
hope ;-)
Christian
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