crypto to make a stronger statement about this. But
those folks don't participate in this mailing list/newsgroup, so you'll
have to ask the question elsewhere to get such an answer."
Who else would you propose asking ?
Thanky you,
2009/1/10 Robert Relyea
> Fost1954 wrote:
>
Bob wrote: "So it turns out even with crmf, escrow does not happen quietly.
If the CA requests a key be escrowed, the user is notified:"
Sorry, Bob, but it becomes too technical for my knowledge, I do not know
what crmf is, nor do I know what tokens etc.are, so speaking honestly: I do
not understa
Is there anybody to answer to my/Kaspar Band's statement below, as to get a
final clarification ?:
1. Is there a dev-tech-crypto / Firefox developer/programmer who wants to
confirm Kaspar Band's idea that "running Firefox in "Safe
Mode" when generating the key as well as requesting the Certificate
y
viewable by the public. (Except of course the one which is completely
written by ourself. But the latter is not subject of discussion, I
believe...)
Thank you,
2008/12/31 Kaspar Brand
> Fost1954 wrote:
> > 1. Can I spread the message into the world that Running Firefox in "Safe
&g
2008/12/29 Kaspar Brand
> Nelson B Bolyard wrote:
> > Fost1954 wrote, On 2008-12-27 06:54:
> >> My personal question: Is this warning dialog really ALWAYS the case ?
> >
> > I think the question is: is there any way for a web site to suppress
> > that dialog
2008/12/28 Nelson B Bolyard
>
> I think the question is: is there any way for a web site to suppress
> that [private key transmission warning-] dialog?
Yes: this should be the point. Having the certainty, that a "warning dialog
cannot be suppressed" when a private key is to be transferred, Fire
Thank you:
"[…] Unfortunately Thawte's enrollment interface does not work
without Javascript. […]Thawte could silently change the behaviour of the
cert enrollment web
interface. […] to be 100% sure [the private key is not transferred] you have
to check that every time you go through this process.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, tests and results regarding the
key/certificate generation process with Thawte.
I think it is an essential and security-relevant question to be not "near
100%" but absolutely sure that there is no way of the private key to be
transfered to Thawte or anyone!
My
Dear Firefox Developers,
I understand that this should be the right place to ask:
Using Firefox we would like to generate Thawte X.509 E-Mail Certificates.
When generating the Private/Public key pair using Firefox as well as requesting
the certificate, we are logged in on the Thawte Website.
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