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Bugzilla #2007217
Self Reported Incident
GoDaddy: Partitioned CRL files missing Issuing Distribution Point
RESOLVED
FIXED
GoDaddy
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AI Summary
GoDaddy reported an incident involving their partitioned CRL files, which were missing the Issuing Distribution Point (IDP) extension due to an erroneous property change. This issue was identified during an investigation of a separate incident. GoDaddy promptly restored the property value, ensuring that subsequent CRL issuances included the IDP extension. The incident was fully resolved by December 19, 2025, and all action items related to improving compliance monitoring and CRL generation processes have been completed. GoDaddy has committed to ongoing evaluations of their compliance framework.
Chronology
- GoDaddy restored the property controlling IDP inclusion in CRL files.
Thread Activity
- GoDaddy — GoDaddy reported the incident of missing IDP in partitioned CRLs.
- GoDaddy — GoDaddy requested closure of the incident report after completing all action items.
Participants
GoDaddy
CCADB representative
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