Extend Root Inclusion Cases to Microsoft
The case discusses extending Root Inclusion Cases to Microsoft to reduce duplication of effort for root store operators. Kathleen Wilson noted that Root Inclusion Cases can currently be used by Apple and Mozilla, while still requiring root-store-specific data and decisions. Ben Wilson later added that Google Chrome has Root Inclusion capabilities and that the Microsoft root program has engaged in efforts to add Root Inclusion functionality for its program. The bug was marked FIXED, and c**********s@google.com stated that the change was included in the 11 July 2025 CCADB update. No other certificate, incident, or compliance failure details were described in the thread.
- Bug opened to extend Root Inclusion Cases to Microsoft to reduce duplication across root store operators.
- Mozilla staff noted Chrome’s Root Inclusion capabilities and Microsoft’s efforts to add Root Inclusion functionality.
- The change was included in the 11 July 2025 CCADB update and the bug was resolved as FIXED.
- Mozilla representative — Requested extending Root Inclusion Cases to Microsoft, explaining that Apple and Mozilla can already use them and that root-store-specific decisions remain.
- Mozilla representative — Added that Google Chrome supports Root Inclusion and that Microsoft’s root program is working to add Root Inclusion functionality.
- Google representative — Confirmed the item was included in the 11 July 2025 CCADB update.