Provide APIs and OAuth for Microsoft to automate their root store updates to CCADB
This case requests that Microsoft be provided APIs (and OAuth) to automate root store updates in the Common CA Database (CCADB). The initial request was to provide an API for Microsoft to automatically push updates from RCMT to root certificate records and CA Owner records in CCADB, including root certificate record key identifiers (SHA-256 thumbprints) and CA Owner name matching. Apical Apps was asked to provide a specification for the API, with the work being actively pursued and prioritized as P1. The development work was reported as done, and the API was in testing. Later, the integration was reported as being in production, and the bug was resolved as FIXED. The thread also notes that the assignee inactivity detection change was reverted due to a detection problem.
- Bug opened requesting Microsoft APIs to automate CCADB root store updates.
- Assignee inactivity detection issue was addressed; request to review the P1 bug.
- A detection-related change was reverted due to a problem.
- API integration reported as in production.
- Community commenter — Requested APIs for Microsoft to automatically push updates from RCMT to CCADB root certificate records and CA Owner records, specifying SHA-256 thumbprints and CA Owner name matching.
- Community commenter — Noted Apical Apps would provide an API spec and mentioned a dependency on Natasha’s developer team availability.
- Community commenter — Updated priority to P1 and described the Microsoft Root Update API for Microsoft’s CCADB Auto Root Update project.
- Mozilla representative — Asked the assignee to be reviewed due to inactivity and referenced the auto-nag documentation.
- Apicalapps representative — Reported development work was done and that the API was currently being tested.
- Mozilla representative — Reverted a change after a problem was found with inactive-user detection.
- Community commenter — Reported the integration is in production now.