[cabfpub] Revisions to SHA-1 exception process?
Dean Coclin
Dean_Coclin at symantec.com
Tue Aug 2 13:36:23 UTC 2016
Although I won't be on the call this week, I've added it to the agenda and
perhaps if Rick is joining, he can give Symantec's comments. Others are of
course welcome.
Dean
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Subject: [cabfpub] Revisions to SHA-1 exception process?
On 02/08/16 03:37, Rick Andrews wrote:
> Symantec applied for, and received, approval from Microsoft, Google,
> Mozilla and Apple to issue seven SHA-1 certificates.
Now that we have gone through the process for the first time, we should
consider how it went and if we can make it both more secure and perhaps more
streamlined in future. Several suggestions were made during the process for
changes; perhaps now is the time for their proponents to re-state them, with
rationale, and we can discuss them.
(When I say "the process", I guess I mean the process documented by Google,
which Mozilla considers a superset of its requirements. I am assuming that
Google is open to discussion of further modifications to that document in
the light of experience; if not, they should please let us know.)
Gerv
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