CAcert automatically signs certificates for email addresses controlled by the requester and for domains for which certain addresses (such as "hostmaster@example.com") are controlled by the requester. Thus it operates as a robot certificate authority. These certificates are considered weak because CAcert does not emit any information in the certificates other than the domain name or email address (the CommonName field in X.509 certificates).
ou encore ca:
There was discussion for inclusion of CAcert's root certificate in Mozilla and derivatives (such as Mozilla Firefox) but it was closed without including it, at the end of April 2007.[5] This was after an audit was suspended in December 2006 because CAcert needed to improve their management system.
[^] # Re: moisi ?
Posté par thedude . En réponse au journal Un bug de dlfp assez frustrant.. Évalué à 5.
Eux?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAcert.org
Effectivement, c'est mieux qu'auto signe.
Apres quand je lit ca:
Robot CA
CAcert automatically signs certificates for email addresses controlled by the requester and for domains for which certain addresses (such as "hostmaster@example.com") are controlled by the requester. Thus it operates as a robot certificate authority. These certificates are considered weak because CAcert does not emit any information in the certificates other than the domain name or email address (the CommonName field in X.509 certificates).
ou encore ca:
There was discussion for inclusion of CAcert's root certificate in Mozilla and derivatives (such as Mozilla Firefox) but it was closed without including it, at the end of April 2007.[5] This was after an audit was suspended in December 2006 because CAcert needed to improve their management system.