dear All,

Once again thank you very much for your ideas, efforts and support for
our case. We are quite delighted with the overall performance of this
group and decided to follow up other topics in the group as well to
increase our knowledge and experience on the target subjects to add
value on our services.

Our English website (beta version) is ready and have been uploaded
under domain. http://www.turktrust.com.tr/e/ is the current URL and it
can be reached from http://www.turktrust.com.tr by pressing "English"
button in the upper menu. You can analyze it in parallel but let me
remark some crucial points there regarding the fuzzy concepts.

"http://www.turktrust.com.tr/e/en51.jsp"; gives the current trust
hierarchies, roots and subroots. I have mentioned why we have two
roots (former is not currently used) in the Bugzilla discussion page.
As you can notice, "Trial certificates"  have a different trust
hierarchy, different root and no subroot(s). You can investigate the
details from the root of trial certificates. Besides, some other CAs
(some of them exist in the IMO trusted CA store) issue same kind of
certificates in the name of [trial/free/demo] certificates. The key
point here is that there is no living connection between them and the
target roots that we want to be recognized by IMO. They are not
subject to any law including Turkish Digital Signature Law. They are
free, dummy, intuitive and "trial" ceritificates just for promotion
and advertisement.

All the related material on trial certificates are detailly explained
in CPS (v3) [which can be reached directly from
http://www.turktrust.com.tr/e/pdf/cps_third.pdf]. As an employee of a
company working on PKI, I personally disagree on modifying the CP and
CPS to dispel the doubts on trial certificates as long as it is
obligatory. We have skimmed similar CP's and CPS's of some elite CAs
around the world and even some of them have not mentioned trial
certificates in details. Moreover, I feel really comfortable as long
as trial certificates are issued from a completely isolated hierarchy
as a security officer.

I understand the doubts on Latin character sets but it is a global
problem, of course. Since we are definitely agree on standards defined
by ASN.1 structures, PKCSs and related RFCs,  UTF8 character set does
not cause any trouble in common applications. Unfortunately, we have
over 10.000 customers in Turkey and approxiamately 80% of their names
include a non-latin character. The solution provided to this situation
should be backward compatible , should not aggrieve CAs like us who
have non-Latin national alphabet and definitely will not affect our
acceptance to IMO store.

Please remark the URLs as well:
http://www.turktrust.com.tr/e/en52.jsp (Official document declared by
TTA) shows that the security specialists of TTA authorize us which
proves that there is no security leakage in our hierarchies, root and
subroots.

Best regards,

Mert ÖZARAR
TÜRKTRUST Representative
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