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[Matthias Merkel <matthias AT boltn-hosting.com>]

There's two CAs which would be interested in getting some like official status or something like that: Us (BoltN OpenNIC CA R1 and R2 for DV, OV and EV (EV on a browser we plan to release soon which will make using OpenNIC easier)) and ModernTLD (ModernTLD CA X2 (DV and OV as well as EV (with EV cross-signed by BoltN OpenNIC CA R1)).

So CAs are there. They might not be ready yet but will come.

For the browser however I need guidelines on which requirements CAs have to fullfil to become trusted for it.

Matthias Merkel

CTO

BoltN Hosting Limited

https://boltn-hosting.com

Company registration number 11081979

On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 8:30 PM, Christopher <weblionx AT gmail.com> wrote:

There is no known CA that supports OpenNIC. We have discussed it quite
a bit over the last couple of years but due to the complexity of
creating an entire CA no one has gone through with doing so. There is
interest in one by some members, at least.

On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 7:34 AM, Matthias Merkel
<matthias AT boltn-hosting.com> wrote:
> Is there currently any CA (even if not default trusted) for OpenNIC domains?
>
> If yes I'd like to integrate installation of their root certificate into the
> DNS updater we will release soon.
>
> If not I'd like to offer that we could provide such a CA service (free for
> DV certificates of course). We already operate an internal CA with highest
> security measures (if we had the money for them we could pass any CA audit
> including EV).
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> Matthias Merkel
> CTO
> BoltN Hosting Limited
> https://boltn-hosting.com
> Company registration number 11081979
>
>
>
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