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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 04/03/2015 11:55 PM, Rick Andrews
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<pre wrap="">The latest SANS NewsBites mentions the CABF.
If the CA/Browser forum continues to be ineffective, some sort of broader Internet governance body like ICANN, W3C etc. needs to define some acceptable processes.]
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The CAB forum is perhaps a regulating body, but not an executive
body - those are the browser and software vendors. There is many
times a misconception regarding what the forum actually is and does.
Perhaps we could clarify that with the various authors if possible.<br>
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