Add Cybertrust Japan's iTrust Root CA
This case requests inclusion of Cybertrust Japan’s iTrust Root CA in Mozilla’s trust program with the email trust bit enabled. The request is tied to CCADB Root Inclusion Case #975. During the discussion, Mozilla staff noted that a Value Statement and a sample S/MIME client certificate that chains to the root would be needed, and referenced a companion CCADB request for CAs with the websites bit enabled. The thread later states that CCADB Root Inclusion Case #975 was closed and that this bug could be closed as well. The bug’s resolution is WONTFIX, and the thread clarifies that the intended use of the Cybertrust iTrust Root CA is to support MS and Adobe Document Signing rather than S/MIME/email.
- Bug opened to include Cybertrust Japan’s iTrust Root CA (CCADB Case #975) with the email trust bit enabled.
- Mozilla staff requested additional documentation for S/MIME/email use and referenced a related CCADB request for websites bit enablement.
- CCADB Root Inclusion Case #975 was closed and the bug was marked WONTFIX.
- Mozilla representative — Linked the bug to CCADB Case #975 to include the Cybertrust iTrust Root CA with the email trust bit enabled and provided a crt.sh link.
- Mozilla representative — Said a Value Statement and a sample S/MIME client certificate chaining to the root are needed, and referenced companion CCADB request #585 (Bug #1658793).
- Mozilla representative — Reported that CCADB Root Inclusion Case #975 was closed and that this bug could be closed, noting the root’s intended use is MS and Adobe Document Signing rather than S/MIME/email.