Trustis: Certificate not version 3

This case involves Trustis issuing a version 1 certificate, which does not comply with Mozilla's policy requiring TLS end-entity certificates to contain a subjectAltName extension. The issue was identified by Kurt Roeckx, prompting Kathleen Wilson to request an investigation. Rob Horne from Trustis confirmed that the certificate was issued due to a technical problem related to browser updates affecting the RA portal. Trustis has since revoked the problematic certificate and is conducting a root cause analysis, implementing additional checks to prevent future occurrences. The case is now resolved.

1. 2014-05-29 Trustis issued a version 1 certificate that does not comply with Mozilla's policy.
2. 2014-06-04 Trustis revoked the version 1 certificate and committed to issuing a replacement.
3. 2014-06-10 Trustis identified the root cause of the issue related to browser compatibility and implemented corrective actions.

1. 2014-05-29 Roeckx representative — Reported seeing a version 1 certificate from Trustis.
2. 2014-05-29 Mozilla representative — Requested investigation into the issuance of a version 1 certificate.
3. 2014-06-04 Trustis representative — Confirmed the version 1 certificate was revoked and a replacement would be issued.
4. 2014-06-10 Trustis representative — Reported findings on the root cause related to browser updates affecting certificate issuance.