Wiredmikey writes "In light of the many safeguard breaches and connivance that have undermined the faith the IT trade has in license inner circle (CAs) and their wares, the CA/Browser Forum, an lodge of leading CAs and other systems program vendors, has released the 'Baseline Requirements for the Issuance and ministry of Publicly-Trusted Certificates,' an industry-wide baseline gauge for the operation of CAs issuing SSL/TLS digital certificates natively trusted by the browser. The CA/Browser Forum is soliciting Web browser and overhead costs system vendors adopt the requirements (PDF) as part of their aridity to supply




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