Turn off websites and code signing trust bits for two IdenTrust root certificates
IdenTrust requested that Mozilla disable the websites and code signing trust bits for two specific IdenTrust root certificates. The request identified the roots by friendly name and SHA-1 fingerprints, and stated that only the email trust bit should remain enabled for both certificates. Mozilla asked for confirmation that the provided information was correct, and IdenTrust confirmed the requested changes were on the correct roots. Later, a comment noted that Bug 1205108 removed the roots in question and that this bug was marked as a duplicate of Bug 1205108. The bug is currently resolved as DUPLICATE.
- IdenTrust requested Mozilla disable websites and code signing trust bits for two IdenTrust root certificates, leaving only the email trust bit enabled.
- IdenTrust confirmed the requested trust-bit changes were applied to the correct root certificates.
- The roots in question were removed in the referenced work, and this bug was marked as a duplicate.
- Mozilla representative — IdenTrust asked Mozilla to turn off the websites and code signing trust bits for two specified root certificates and to enable only the email trust bit for both.
- Mozilla representative — A request was made to confirm the information in the prior message was correct.
- Community commenter — IdenTrust confirmed the requested changes were on the correct roots.
- Community commenter — It was noted that Bug 1205108 removed the roots in question and that this bug was marked as a duplicate of Bug 1205108.