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Bugzilla #1883792 Ca Certificate Compliance

IdenTrust: Temporary Errors in Test Website Certificates

RESOLVED FIXED IdenTrust Services, LLC
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AI Summary

IdenTrust reported that, during ongoing compliance reviews on 2024-02-12, it confirmed temporary errors on its Test Web Pages for the IdenTrust Public Sector root. The “active” certificate page had the wrong chain, and the “revoked” certificate had expired a few days prior to discovery. IdenTrust attributed the issues to a web page coding error for the “active” certificate and to a manual certificate issuance process that caused a late replacement of the “revoked” certificate, leading it to be reported as “expired” rather than “revoked.” IdenTrust stated that the IdenTrust Public Sector root was not currently in use, with no active certificates and no offering on the IdenTrust website, and that no end-entity certificates were affected. IdenTrust corrected the web page coding the same day and completed development of an automated, time-based certificate issuance process to prevent future expired certificates. In later comments, IdenTrust confirmed there were no remaining tasks and that automated monthly issuance of test certificates was proceeding as planned; Mozilla asked whether the bug should be closed and IdenTrust agreed. The bug is marked RESOLVED with resolution FIXED.

Model: gpt-5.4-nano Generated: 2026-06-13 21:25 UTC Revised: 2026-06-16 19:26 UTC Confidence: 0.90 4 comments
Chronology
  1. IdenTrust confirmed temporary errors on its Test Web Pages for the IdenTrust Public Sector root during ongoing compliance reviews.
  2. Mozilla Bugzilla case was opened for the reported test website certificate errors.
  3. IdenTrust confirmed no remaining tasks and that automated monthly issuance of test certificates was proceeding as planned.
  4. Bug status was updated to RESOLVED (FIXED).
Thread Activity
  1. IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust described the temporary test-page certificate errors, their root causes, impact, and completed action items.
  2. IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust stated there were no remaining tasks and confirmed automated monthly issuance of test certificates was proceeding as planned.
  3. Mozilla representative — Mozilla asked if IdenTrust was requesting closure of the bug and indicated it would be closed next Wed (27-Mar-2024).
  4. IdenTrust Services, LLC — IdenTrust agreed to close the bug.
Participants
IdenTrust Services, LLC Mozilla representative
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