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What to do

Posted Feb 2, 2010 18:08 UTC (Tue) by lkundrak (subscriber, #43452)
In reply to: What to do by corbet
Parent article: China Internet Network Information Center accepted as a Mozilla root CA

Unless I'm mistaken, switching to another browser would not always be a proper solution. At least fedora packages the Mozilla certificate bundle in a separate package (ca-certificates) and it's depended on nss, openssl, java and probably other ssl implementations. Therefore I presume it would be easiest to rebuild that package to be on "safe" side.

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