Add Austrian Telekom-Control-Kommission root CA certificate
The Telekom-Control-Kommission (TKK), an Austrian supervisory authority for electronic signatures, requested inclusion of its root CA certificate in Mozilla’s default root store. The request explained that TKK supervises certification service providers in Austria and that the Rundfunk und Telekom Regulierungs-GmbH (RTR) maintains a PKI-based directory; TKK issues certificates for CA keys used by Austrian certification service providers. The submitter stated that, as required by Mozilla’s CA Certificate Policy, TKK fulfills requirements of ETSI TS 101.456 and provided links to the certification practice statement and additional information. Mozilla staff noted that there were many outstanding CA requests and asked for specific CA and certificate details in a standard plain-text format. Later, the bug was marked as a duplicate after the requester filed another bug with the requested information. The current resolution is DUPLICATE.
- Ulrich Latzenhofer submitted a request to include the Telekom-Control-Kommission (TKK) root CA certificate in Mozilla’s default root set.
- Mozilla marked this bug as a duplicate of bug 346614.
- Mozilla marked this bug as a duplicate of bug 373174 after receiving another submission with the needed information.
- Rtr representative — Requested inclusion of the Telekom-Control-Kommission root certificate and provided references to the certification practice statement and directory information.
- Bolyard representative — Noted overlap with bug 346614 and suggested marking one as a duplicate of the other.
- Office-vienna representative — Reported that bug 346614 was marked as a duplicate of this bug.
- Office-vienna representative — Asked whether there was any update.
- Mozilla representative — Asked the requester to provide standardized CA and certificate details to speed evaluation.
- Mozilla representative — Said the requester filed another bug with the information and marked this bug as a duplicate of bug 373174.