> The conclusion on the mailing list was roughly: look, we're not here to find you guilty in a court of law, we're here to decide whether we trust you, and after all that we definitely don't.
They weren't untrusted just because of the behaviour. A really important dimension is that TrustCor certificates were only being used for very limited purpose. The actual decision is a a cost vs benefit analysis from the point of view of internet users. Because there's so little benefit, it takes only very little untrustworthiness before the best course of action is to distrust.
They weren't untrusted just because of the behaviour. A really important dimension is that TrustCor certificates were only being used for very limited purpose. The actual decision is a a cost vs benefit analysis from the point of view of internet users. Because there's so little benefit, it takes only very little untrustworthiness before the best course of action is to distrust.