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Bugzilla #2081961
Ca Certificate Compliance
Self Reported Incident
Validation Issue
Opened By Ca
SSL.com preliminary incident report: EV root test websites used DV certificates instead of EV
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SSL.com
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AI Summary
SSL.com opened a preliminary incident report after receiving a Certificate Problem Report on 2026-10-12 about its EV root test websites. The report said the valid and expired certificates for the test websites chaining to two EV-enabled roots were DV certificates instead of EV certificates. SSL.com stated that its investigation confirmed the report was accurate. The thread cites the EV Guidelines requirement that CA test websites for each EV root must use valid, revoked, and expired EV certificates. The case remains assigned to SSL.com, and no resolution is recorded in the thread excerpt.
Chronology
- A CPR reported that SSL.com’s EV root test websites were using DV certificates instead of EV certificates.
- SSL.com filed a preliminary incident report and confirmed the report was accurate.
Thread Activity
- SSL.com — SSL.com said it received a CPR, investigated, and confirmed that the test websites for two EV-enabled roots used DV certificates instead of EV certificates.
Participants
SSL.com
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