Add Microsec Ltd root CA certificate
The case concerns a request to include Microsec Ltd’s root CA certificate(s) in Mozilla products. The initial request was received from Microsec Ltd, a CA in Hungary, which stated it is entitled to issue qualified certificates and that it is regularly audited by the Hungarian Communications Authority against ETSI TS 101 456 and ETSI TS 102 042. Mozilla staff asked for additional information and later requested a contact email address for Microsec Ltd. The CA contact was provided as Istvan Zsolt Berta <i**********a@microsec.hu>. Mozilla noted that the request was over a year old and that Mozilla had formalised a CA Certificate policy for processing such requests, linking to the policy. Mozilla indicated the original bug report was closed due to its age and asked that, if inclusion was still desired, a new bug report be filed with the information required by the policy. The bug is currently marked RESOLVED with resolution WONTFIX.
- Mozilla received an initial request from Microsec Ltd to have its certificate(s) included.
- Microsec Ltd’s contact email address was provided to Mozilla.
- Mozilla closed the original request due to its age and asked for a new bug report if inclusion was still desired.
- Hecker representative — Hecker reported receiving Microsec Ltd’s initial request for certificate inclusion and asked the CA to submit more information.
- Hecker representative — Hecker quoted Microsec Ltd’s statement about being entitled to issue qualified certificates and being audited against ETSI TS 101 456 and ETSI TS 102 042.
- Mozilla representative — Gerv asked Hecker for an email address for the Microsec contact.
- Hecker representative — Hecker provided the Microsec contact as Istvan Zsolt Berta <i**********a@microsec.hu>.
- Mozilla representative — Gerv informed the contact that the request was over a year old, referenced the formalised CA Certificate policy, and asked that a new bug be filed with the policy-required information if inclusion was still desired.