http://thewhir.com/marketwatch/xra021105.cfm
"Certificate authority XRamp (xramp.com) announced on Wednesday that it is now offering the industry's only 256-bit digital SSL certificates."
And indeed they write it on their web site : "By being the first Certificate Authority to offer 256-bit SSL certificates"
One *doesn't* need a XRamp certificate to do 256 AES encryption.
And I can't see *anything* special in their certificates to support their claims. Yes, you can do 256 bits AES with their certificates, but exactly the same way you can with any other ordinary certificate.
It doesn't seem their communication can be called anything but deceitful, and I'm seriously afraid mozilla.org must be very careful in order not to be seen as having endorsed it.
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