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Bugzilla #849950
Root Inclusion
Add Entrust G2 and EC1 root certificates
RESOLVED
FIXED
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AI Summary
Entrust submitted a request to include two new root certificates, the 'Entrust Root Certification Authority - G2' and 'Entrust Root Certification Authority - EC1', in the Mozilla trust store. This request was initiated to replace existing SHA-1 signed roots. The G2 root is intended for SSL, S/MIME, and Code Signing certificates, while the EC1 root will also support similar functionalities. The request underwent a public discussion period, and after evaluation, it was approved by Mozilla. The changes are expected to be implemented in a future release of Firefox.
Chronology
- Mozilla approved the inclusion of Entrust's G2 and EC1 root certificates.
Thread Activity
- Mozilla representative — Entrust submitted details about their new root certificates for inclusion.
- Mozilla representative — Public discussion period for the request was opened.
- Mozilla representative — Request for inclusion of the root certificates was approved by Mozilla.
Participants
Mozilla representative
Entrust representative
Community commenter
Ic representative
Ralphholz representative
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