OneCRL Entry

This Bugzilla case tracks adding four revoked intermediate certificate entries to Mozilla OneCRL. The bug was created on 2025-08-19 by the Common CA Database to OneCRL Bot, which stated that the entries were being added based on revoked intermediate certificates reported in the CCADB. Ben Wilson then confirmed the specific four issuer/serial pairs to add, noting that they were only 4 of 15 CA revocations he had identified in the CCADB and that the other 11 would be handled later when the CCADB process was fixed. The four entries correspond to two Actalis-issued certificates under the Actalis Authentication Root CA and two TrustAsia-issued certificates under the TrustAsia TLS RSA Root CA and TrustAsia TLS ECC Root CA. Review and staging verification occurred on 2025-08-21, production approval occurred on 2025-08-22, and Ben Wilson later verified the changes in Firefox Beta and Nightly before closure. The thread does not state the individual revocation reasons, revocation dates, or any external compliance incident or CA closure explaining why these certificates had been revoked. A timeline-based inference is that qualification came from CCADB-reported revoked intermediates surfaced by the bot, but the exact CCADB candidate-report fields are not described in the thread.