Entrust: Printable String Constraint Failure
Entrust Datacard's compliance team discovered a misissuance of an SSL certificate that included quotation marks in the printable string format within the Organization field of the Subject DN. The issue was identified on April 30, 2020, and the certificate was subsequently revoked on May 1, 2020. Entrust acknowledged that their CA software had a bug causing this misissuance and outlined steps to prevent future occurrences, including migrating to updated software. The OCSP system was patched to revoke the certificate by serial number, and updates to linting software were implemented to catch such errors in the future. The case has been resolved with the necessary fixes applied.
- Entrust discovered an SSL certificate was issued with a constraint failure.
- The problematic certificate was revoked.
- The OCSP system was patched to allow revocation by serial number.
- Entrust representative — Entrust reported a compliance failure regarding an SSL certificate issued with quotation marks in the Organization field.
- Fastly representative — Wayne Thayer asked for clarification on the OCSP response and prevention measures.
- Entrust representative — Bruce Morton confirmed that the OCSP system has been patched and the certificate has been revoked.
- Mozilla representative — Ben Wilson indicated that the case could be closed.