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It would be helpful to know if a certificate has been shipped by the OS, or was installed by the user or the administrator. This unlocks two use cases:
ignore the certificates from the first category and use a different root store as the basis, like the ones from the webpki-roots crate.
impose special requirements on the OS builtin certificates. Chrome does this for example, e.g. by limiting how long a certificate can be valid. Another requirement might be a check for an SCT.
It would be helpful to know if a certificate has been shipped by the OS, or was installed by the user or the administrator. This unlocks two use cases:
webpki-roots
crate.In Chromium, this check is implemented via a
is_known_root
field on the verification result. The value is populated from the respective OS backends.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: