NetLock: Intermediate CA Certificate Missing from Audit Reports
NetLock disclosed an issue regarding an intermediate CA certificate, 'NetLock OnlineSSL (Class Online) Tanúsítványkiadó', which was missing from their audit reports despite its capability to issue TLS server certificates. The problem was first identified on June 16, 2021, and was attributed to an administrative error in the audit report. Following discussions with auditors and Mozilla, NetLock acknowledged the mistake and decided to revoke the intermediate CA certificate. The revocation process was scheduled, and all necessary steps were completed by November 10, 2021, with the certificate officially revoked on September 28, 2021.
- NetLock's audit report identified missing intermediate CA certificate.
- The intermediate CA certificate was revoked.
- Mozilla representative — Netlock's audit report does not list the following CA Certificate even though it appears capable of issuing TLS server certificates.
- Netlock — The audit report contains a wrong SHA256 hash related to 'NetLock OnlineSSL (Class Online) Tanúsítványkiadó' CA.
- Netlock — We first became aware of the problem via comment #1 of this current ticket.
- Netlock — We are scheduling the process that will include revocation of the related intermediate CA.
- Netlock — All steps above have been done.
- Mozilla representative — It appears that this certificate was revoked on 9/28/2021.