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On 03/30/2011 09:59 PM, From John Bradley:
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<pre wrap="">The problem is how do you not trust them without breaking significant parts of the internet.
They have us over a barrel.</pre>
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Well, well....both of you know that this is a particular issue of a
particular "Certification Authority" and that there are
alternatives. And incidentally I happen to know both you ;-)<br>
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I assume that there will be actions by the most important browser
vendors, I suggest to check your certificate stores and CA bundles
at the servers and to rip those CAs you prefer not to trust.<br>
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