Comment 2 for bug 392691
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| shanen (Shannon Jacobs) (shanen) wrote | #2 |
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(Get the code!)
Figured out how to read it, though not how to cut and paste it into this system (though I'd think some expert there should be able to figure it out from the file I attached?). So here is the scoop on the anti-Firefox security certificate:
Common Name: GlobalSign Domain Validation CA
Organization: GlobalSign-nv-sa
Organizational Unit: Domain Validation CA
I don't know if it's a legit company, but NTT is supposed to be legit, and they're using this operation as the source of their so-called security. Also, Microsoft Explorer apparently accepts it.
Hmm... Could I validate it by somehow importing the root certificate from IE into my Firefox?