GDCA: Misissuance of certificates with small RSA keys
Global Digital Cybersecurity Authority Co., Ltd. (GDCA) misissued seven certificates with RSA-1024 keys, which violate the Baseline Requirements. The issue was reported by Rob Stradling on June 7, 2018, prompting GDCA to suspend the issuance of DV SSL certificates and investigate. They confirmed the misissuance and revoked the affected certificates the same day. GDCA implemented changes to their issuance system to prevent future occurrences, including integrating pre-issuance linting tools and enhancing their change management processes. The DV SSL certificate issuance service was resumed on June 27, 2018, with new checks in place.
- Rob Stradling reported misissued certificates to GDCA.
- GDCA suspended issuance of DV SSL certificates.
- GDCA confirmed misissuance and revoked affected certificates.
- GDCA resumed DV SSL certificate issuance with new checks.