[Servercert-wg] Discussion period begins: Ballot SC60: Membership of ZT Browser

Aaron Gable aaron at letsencrypt.org
Tue Jan 10 22:36:42 UTC 2023


Richard Wang has provided the following statement in support of ZT
Browser's membership as a Certificate Consumer (shared here with
permission):

Hello Dean and Members,



Very thanks for your effort for my company’s application.

I wish to be a membership become I love CABF since I joint this
organization in 2013, this is the best international organization in the
world that every member work hard to do the best to make the Internet more
secure.

So, I sincerely invite you to vote “YES”, thanks.



Here are the reasons:

(1)  ZT Browser is the only one that keep the EV green bar, this is the
first feature. I know all CA love it once I decided to make a browser.
Everyone can get this love from the blog:
https://pkic.org/2019/08/27/why-are-you-removing-website-identity-google-and-mozilla/
wrote
by Kirk Hall <https://pkic.org/members/entrust/#kirk-hall> (Entrust
<https://www.entrust.com/>), Tim Callan
<https://pkic.org/members/sectigo/#tim-callan> (Sectigo
<https://www.sectigo.com/>).  We believe that website identity is same
important as encryption.

We think Internet users must have the freedom of choice to love EV green
bar or NOT, but current situation is NO choice, this is not good.

*Vote ZT Browser is to vote the Choice!*



(2)  ZT Browser believe the website security not only just encryption, and
not only the identity, but also need protection. This is why we display the
WAF protection icon (F) in the address bar. This also is the unique one in
all current browsers.



We think Internet users must have the right to know if the website they are
visiting have security protection to give them confidence for surfing.

*Vote ZT Browser is to vote the Right!*



(3)   ZT Browser is the unique one that support China algorithm SM2 SSL
certificate and SM2 Certificate Transparency, SM2 algorithm support is the
compliance requirement of China Cryptography Law since ZT Browser made in
China.  All website using SM2 SSL certificate for https encryption display
the special icon (m) in the address bar.



     We think all browsers will support SM2 algorithm in the future since
it is not only required in China market, but it also an approved algorithm
by ISO/IEC. CA/B Forum need a browser member that support SM2 algorithm for
Internet user’s choice and for trial for all browsers.

 *Vote ZT Browser is to vote the Future!*



Thanks for your love! Have a bright new year!



Best Regards,



Richard Wang



ZT Browser Chief Architecture

CEO & CTO

*ZoTrus Technology Limited*


On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 11:03 AM Aaron Gable <aaron at letsencrypt.org> wrote:

> *Purpose of Ballot*
>
> Richard Wang has applied for ZT Browser (produced by ZoTrus Technology
> Limited) to be granted membership in the Server Certificate Working Group
> as a Certificate Consumer. The SCWG Charter states that "An Applicant shall
> become a Member... upon the request of any Member, by a Ballot among the
> Members." This ballot is to determine if ZT Browser shall become a Member.
>
> The following motion has been proposed by Aaron Gable of ISRG / Let's
> Encrypt, and endorsed by Tobias Josefowitz of Opera and Tim Hollebeek of
> Digicert.
>
> *Motion Begins*
>
> Modify the membership of the Server Certificate Working Group to include
> ZT Browser as a Certificate Consumer with "richard at ztbro.com" as the
> Authorized Representative.
>
> *Motion Ends*
>
> *Discussion Period*
>
> Start time: 2023-01-05 19:00 UTC
> End time: Not before 2023-01-19 19:00 UTC
>
> *Vote for Approval*
>
> Start time: TBD
> End time: TBD
>
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