Duane wrote:
Ian G wrote:
Right, another obstacle. If all countries had hard ID like
some of the Europeans had, *and* this was an international
standard like the US wants with passports, then this might
help.
A lot of people in Australia and other countries never get passports...
I've also heard
Ian G wrote:
Right, another obstacle. If all countries had hard ID like
some of the Europeans had, *and* this was an international
standard like the US wants with passports, then this might
help.
A lot of people in Australia and other countries never get passports...
I've also heard of some count
Jaqui Greenlees wrote:
Ian G wrote:
actually,
if the CA's were forced to deal with someone, in person, with photo id,
and papers, just like getting drivers license, sin card or bank account,
then there would be far less chance of mis issued certs.
Easy to defeat. The cost of defeating this is o
Ian G wrote:
It is not easy to decide what makes for a dodgy
cert and what does not. Here's a case of an
apparent anti-Virus tool that is being sold under
false pretenses.
http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000496.html
(It looks like paid spyware to me ...)
The blog investigator dug deeper and
It is not easy to decide what makes for a dodgy
cert and what does not. Here's a case of an
apparent anti-Virus tool that is being sold under
false pretenses.
http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000496.html
(It looks like paid spyware to me ...)
The blog investigator dug deeper and found that
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