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With Firefox 3.6 out, I took the opportunity to upgrade the CA root database. Up until earlier today SSL Labs used the Firefox 3.5.1 list, which has 142 certificate authorities on it. The new version of Firefox supports 155 certificate authorities and, now, SSL Labs does too.
After being prompted by Adrian Dimcev, I also added the support for a couple of obscure EXPORT 1024 cipher suites. Thanks Adrian!
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Ivan Ristić is an open source advocate, entrepreneur, writer, programmer and web security specialist. He is the principal author of ModSecurity, the open source web application firewall, and the author of Apache Security, a concise yet comprehensive web security guide for the Apache web server. [LinkedIn Profile]
an another feature: you can check the cert with CA-bundle from FF, IE, Opera (drop-down list) and other browser to see if the cert accepted by this browser/version.
Posted by: Pavel | January 26, 2010 at 07:43 PM