Add NETLOCK RSA4096 Root
Netlock submitted a request to include a new root certificate, “NETLOCK Root CA RSA4096” (CN = NETLOCK Root CA RSA4096, O = NetLock Kft., HU), in Mozilla’s Root Program and CCADB. The CA stated the RSA 4096 root was tested in its 2022 conformity assessment audit by MATRIX Tanúsító Ltd. and included in the Audit Attestation letter. Mozilla added the root certificate to CCADB and asked Netlock to complete the CCADB information for the new root CA record. Netlock later said it could not provide the necessary hardware resources to provide mandatory services (e.g., CRL and OCSP) for the new root certificates due to supply chain constraints, and asked whether the bug tickets should be set to INVALID or if other steps were needed. Mozilla asked whether Netlock wanted to pursue the inclusion request. Netlock responded that they would like to close the request and would submit a different root for inclusion. The bug is resolved as WONTFIX.
- Netlock requested inclusion of a new NETLOCK RSA4096 root certificate in the Mozilla Root Program and CCADB.
- Mozilla added the NETLOCK RSA4096 root certificate to CCADB and requested completion of CCADB information by Netlock.
- Netlock provided an audit attestation letter attachment for the NETLOCK root.
- Netlock reported it was closing enrollment tickets for the new root certificates due to inability to procure required infrastructure for mandatory services.
- Mozilla asked Netlock for an update on whether they wanted to pursue the inclusion request.
- Netlock stated they wanted to close the request and would submit a different root for inclusion.
- Netlock — Netlock requested inclusion of the NETLOCK Root CA RSA4096 certificate in the root program and CCADB, noting it was included in its 2022 audit attestation.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla added the root certificate to CCADB and asked Netlock to complete all CCADB information for the new root CA record.
- Netlock — Netlock attached an audit attestation letter PDF for NETLOCK LTD.
- Netlock — Netlock said supply chain constraints prevented it from providing required hardware for mandatory services (CRL/OCSP) and asked whether to set the bug tickets to INVALID or take other steps.
- Mozilla representative — Mozilla asked whether Netlock wanted to pursue the inclusion request.
- Netlock — Netlock replied that they would like to close the request and will submit a different root for inclusion.