Oh, ok! Now, how many of those are actual results of compromise? As opposed to routine replacements or expiries or other benign effects. Are we saying that CACert has a lot of compromises already? That would be a surprise.
I'm assuming quite a few would be from lost certs when they've reformatted or viruses did it for them.... While not being compromised I'm sure a lot of people have lost access to PGP keys the same way... There is no way to revoke a PGP key in that instance...
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