Disable Izenpe.com root cert
The case concerns an Izenpe.com root certificate that was approaching expiration. Oscar Garcia opened the bug to disable the root certificate, noting that the root would expire the following week. Kathleen Wilson responded that the specific root certificate Oscar referenced was not included in Mozilla’s root store, and she provided the currently included Izenpe.com root certificate details and audit statements. She closed the bug as the requested root was not present in Mozilla’s program. Oscar explained that the action was taken after receiving repeated audit-alert emails from CCADB/Microsoft indicating missing qualifying audit evidence for the root. He stated they had previously replied to the emails explaining the root was going to expire and that they did not want to continue it. The bug is marked RESOLVED with resolution WORKSFORME.
- Oscar Garcia opened a CA Program bug to disable an Izenpe.com root certificate that was about to expire.
- Mozilla staff closed the bug after confirming the referenced root certificate was not included in Mozilla’s root store.
- Oscar Garcia provided context that the disable request followed repeated CCADB/Microsoft audit-alert emails about missing audit evidence.
- Izenpe S.A. — Created the bug and attachment, stating the Izenpe.com root certificate would expire next week.
- Mozilla representative — Explained the referenced root was not included in Mozilla’s root store, provided the included Izenpe.com root certificate and audit statements, and closed the bug.
- Izenpe S.A. — Said they initiated the disable action due to repeated CCADB/Microsoft audit-alert emails requesting qualifying audit evidence for the root.