On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, David Schwartz wrote:
>
> Correct. And the browser vendors gain trust because they only include
> reputable CAs.
Ummm.
No.
'They' (to a good first order approximation: 'Microsoft') are 'trusted'
because 'they' own 90% of the browser market following the abuse of a
desktop OS monopoly to force their applications competition out of the
market.
Defaults are power.
--
Benjamin Franz
"All right, where is the answer? The battle of wits has begun.
It ends when you click and we both serve pages - and find out who is right,
and who is slashdotted." - David Brandt
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, David Schwartz wrote:
>
> Correct. And the browser vendors gain trust because they only include
> reputable CAs.
Ummm.
No.
'They' (to a good first order approximation: 'Microsoft') are 'trusted'
because 'they' own 90% of the browser market following the abuse of a
desktop OS monopoly to force their applications competition out of the
market.
Defaults are power.
--
Benjamin Franz
"All right, where is the answer? The battle of wits has begun.
It ends when you click and we both serve pages - and find out who is right,
and who is slashdotted." - David Brandt
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