Re: Swisscom root cert inclusion request

Frank Hecker wrote: Kyle Hamilton wrote: Swisscom issues CRLs how often? snip Do they have an OCSP responder? I got answers to these questions; see the bug report (342470). Frank -- Frank Hecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ dev-tech-crypto mailing list

Wells Fargo root cert inclusion request

I'm now soliciting comments on the CA application from Wells Fargo, bug 342996: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=342996 Wells Fargo is a public commercial CA based in the US; see the bug report and my CA certificate list page for more information. Wells Fargo issues all types of

Re: Wells Fargo root cert inclusion request

Christian Barmala wrote: Frank Hecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wells Fargo has successfully completed a formal audit using the WebTrust criteria. Who was the auditor? KPMG. (I thought I put this on my CA certificate page, but I didn't; I'll add it now.) Frank -- Frank Hecker [EMAIL

modutil secmod.db and portable firefox

Hello. I have a portable firefox on an usb key. I have 2 problems (and questions): 1st question: When I try to load a pkcs11 security module from the portable firefox, the application just stop responding. I can't load anything Second question: My smart card is on my usb key. I'd like to

Re: Wells Fargo root cert inclusion request

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. I see no technical or moral objection to the inclusion, based on the requirement of identity documents being presented in-the-flesh. -Kyle H On 7/6/06, Frank Hecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Christian Barmala wrote: Frank Hecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wells Fargo has

Go Daddy 6-in1 certs and NSS?

Someone brought to my attention today that Go Daddy is now offering a 6-in-1 SSL certificate where they allow you to associate multiple domain names from different TLDs with a single certificate: https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/whatsnew/landing.asp?se=%2Bapp%5Fhdr=ci=4635#anchor76 (For

Re: Signtext unicode data in javascript

Mariano, Many other web-signature systems work like signText and the reason that they anyway create verifiable signatures is that the web-application usually first read some submitted user data, saves that in the session and then asks the user to sign this data. Since the data is stored in the

Re: Go Daddy 6-in1 certs and NSS?

Frank Hecker wrote: Someone brought to my attention today that Go Daddy is now offering a 6-in-1 SSL certificate where they allow you to associate multiple domain names from different TLDs with a single certificate: