Hi Kirk. Curt Spann (Apple) and I would like some time on the next CABF
teleconference to talk about coordinating browser UI security indicators for
TLS/SSL certs. We have an interest in this area, and would like feedback from
other browsers and CAs on the following:
1. Should browsers
Microsoft votes YES. Thanks, Mike
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Sounds good. Our next teleconference is a week from today, and I’ll schedule a
block of time.
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Microsoft votes yes.
Mike
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Microsoft votes yes.
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ends tomorrow
Actalis votes "yes"
Il
Microsoft votes yes. I like that this working group would also be considering
simply referring to another existing recognized standard (e.g.
(https://www.cisecurity.org/controls/) instead of updating the current Network
Security Guidelines in order to expedite the approval process within the
Gerv, interesting. I'd also be interested in looking more into the areas you
highlighted. Thanks, Mike
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Microsoft votes yes
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Ballot 212: Canonicalise formal name of the Baseline Requirements
Purpose of Ballot: to make the formal name of the Baseline Requirements
document clear,
CA Community, I wanted to provide you with Microsoft's position on CAA
algorithms to add to what has already been posted by Google Chrome and Mozilla.
Given that CAA is now mandatory and ballot 214 is currently in voting period,
Microsoft will give immediate dispensation for CAs to issue
Microsoft votes YES on 214.
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Voting has started on Ballot 214 – CAA
Kirk, can we have a quick 5 min item to remind folks that Gerv posted a wiki in
order to try and bring some light to the discussion for and against CT
redaction here:
Thanks Kirk. I just found out I have a exec meeting which conflicts with the
Forum meeting this week. I won't be able to attend but the point of the agenda
item was to remind folks of the post Gerv made regarding redaction in the hopes
of getting more conversation going on the subject.
Thanks Gerv. I think this will be helpful as we have been going through both
internal and one off conversations with others on this topic. Mike
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Microsoft votes YES on Ballot 207. Mike
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Jacob, sorry for the delayed response. To your question " Do root programs
consider the "natural" interpretation reasonable?" The answer is "yes" for
Microsoft's program. Thanks, Mike
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Microsoft votes "No" Thanks, Mike
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Voting ends Thursday, Oct. 26 at 22:00 UTC
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Thanks Ryan. I appreciate the overall summary you provided and the details
behind the core facts. I see voting has just started so looks like we’ll
proceed now. Thanks, Mike
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Microsoft votes YES
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I'm highly skeptical that
Ryan, I definitely agree there is a security risk with 3.2.2.4.1 and any other
validation method entirely dependent on a “trust us” model. I did see the
specifics Jeremy shared about the problems with method 1 in an earlier thread.
You mention in your first reply that “To date, Entrust has
Kirk, can we block 30 mins of slot 13 for a CCADB Audit Letter Validation
demo/Q We are doing this now but soon CAs will be expected to run the
validation tool. Thanks, Mike
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Microsoft votes YES on ballot 220. Thanks, Mike
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Microsoft votes YES. Thanks, Mike
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