Yep,
For the right amount of money and you fill out a form
in sucha way to give confidence that you can support being a rootCA
then you to can be "bundled" with the next release
I think its like $50,000 for the premium package - per year?
Such information is not easily found on the public web sites
The terminology in the industry I believe is to become a bundled root CA
Remember their are other software browsers, but I would guess most of them
just copy the list that netscape uses rather than going through some
verificcation process to select rootCAs for the software.
-regards
paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, Massimiliano Pala wrote:
> Craig Furter wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > What does a person have to do to get there CA certificate into IE and
> > Netscape trusted CA list? Who does on contact? Is there a central body one
> > has to speak to?
>
> There have been some discussion much time ago. I think to have
> one's certificate included into Netscape is it possible, just
> pay for it. I don't know for IE.
>
> Check contacts at Netscape's site.
>
> C'you,
>
> Massimiliano Pala ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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