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Bugzilla #1851710
Delayed Revocation
IdenTrust: Delay beyond 5 days in revoking misissued certificates
RESOLVED
FIXED
IdenTrust Services, LLC
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AI Summary
IdenTrust Services, LLC reported a delay in revoking misissued certificates beyond the required 5-day timeframe as stipulated by the Baseline Requirements. The issue arose during an internal review, leading to the discovery of 1,187 affected certificates. IdenTrust acknowledged the delay was due to operational disruptions for enterprise customers and committed to a timeline for revocation. As of November 29, 2023, 100% of the affected certificates have been revoked, resolving the incident.
Chronology
- IdenTrust reported a delay in revoking misissued certificates.
- IdenTrust confirmed that 100% of the affected certificates have been revoked.
Thread Activity
- IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust reported a compliance incident regarding delayed revocation of certificates.
- IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust provided a full report on the incident.
- IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust reported that 411 certificates had been revoked.
- IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust stated that 95% of the affected certificates had been revoked or expired.
- IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust confirmed that 100% of the affected certificates have been revoked.
Participants
IdenTrust Services, LLC
Thisisntrocket representative
Community commenter
HARICA
Mozilla representative
External References
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