GTE has announced, `Cybertrust` but I don't know if its operational or not. MCI Mall and AT&T also offer certificates. The unfortunate fact is that at the moment, getting a certificate from someone Netscape has decided to trust makes your customers life much easier, because they never have to decide to trust your key. Thus, Verisign, MCI mall and AT&T have a large commercial advantage waiting for Netscape to tell the world what criteria they use for selecting KCA to trust. Adam Kevin L Prigge wrote: | David K. Merriman said: | > | > Can someone point me in the direction of who I need to talk to in | order to get security certificates for a Web server I'm setting up? I | sent email to MS and Netscape, and neither has deigned to respond in 4 | days.... | > | > Thanks | > | > Dave Merriman | | VeriSign does that. http://www.verisign.com/ | (They're slow, though) | | -- | Kevin L. Prigge | "You can always spot a well informed man - | University of Minnesota | his views are the same as yours." | email: klp@tc.umn.edu | - Ilka Chase | PGP Key Fingerprint = FC E5 EE E7 8B 2E E9 D5 DA 1C 5D 6B 98 52 F6 24 | -- "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once." -Hume