EV SSL certificate (and OCSP response) for www.camerfirma.com fails to meet EV Guidelines

The case involves Camerfirma, which reported that their EV SSL certificates were not being treated as EV in Firefox. The issue was identified as a failure to comply with EV guidelines, including the use of a 1024-bit key and an outdated OCSP response. Camerfirma acknowledged the problem and committed to resolving it by updating their OCSP responder and reissuing certificates with a 2048-bit key. The CA confirmed that the issues were addressed, and the EV treatment was restored for their website.

1. 2012-02-02 Camerfirma reported issues with their EV SSL certificates not being recognized correctly in Firefox.
2. 2012-02-15 Camerfirma confirmed the resolution of the OCSP service issue and updated the key length to 2048 bits.

1. 2012-02-02 Mozilla representative — Camerfirma notified that their root certs are no longer given EV Treatment.
2. 2012-02-03 AC Camerfirma, S.A. — Camerfirma committed to solving the OCSP responder and key length issues ASAP.
3. 2012-03-26 Mozilla representative — Camerfirma has fixed the issue with their OCSP service and revoked non-compliant EV test certificates.