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@BenWilson-Mozilla It's worth noting that no other Root Store Policy requires TLS server certificates to be logged to CT logs. Chrome and Apple both have separate CT Policies:
The Chrome CT Policy says: "The issuance of certificates that are not CT compliant is not considered mis-issuance or a violation of Chrome’s root program; such certificates will simply fail to validate in CT-enforcing versions of Chrome."
The Apple CT Policy doesn't explicitly state the Apple's root program's view on CT non-compliance, but I think the intent was to mirror Chrome's approach.
WilsonKathleen
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Require Logging in Certificate Transparency
Consider Requiring Logging in Certificate Transparency
Oct 25, 2022
Consider updating Mozilla's Root Store Policy to require that TLS server certificates be logged using Certificate Transparency.
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