Microsoft partners with DigiCert to begin deprecating Symantec TLS certificates

Credit to Author: Microsoft Secure Blog Staff| Date: Thu, 04 Oct 2018 16:00:27 +0000

Starting in September 2018, Microsoft began deprecating the SSL/TLS capability of Symantec root certificates due to compliance issues. Google, Mozilla, and Apple have also announced deprecation plans related to Symantec SSL/TLS certificates. Symantec cryptographic certificates are used in critical environments across multiple industries. In 2017, DigiCert acquired Symantecs web security business that included their certificate authority business.

Since the compliance issues were identified, Microsoft has been engaged with Symantec and DigiCert to uphold industry-wide compliance expectations and maintain customer trust. DigiCert created the deprecation schedule below in partnership with Microsoft to maintain trust in the industry while minimizing impact to our mutual customers.

During certificate renewal, customers must now replace their current certificate with one signed by a non-Symantec root. Based on the schedule below, Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer running on Windows 10/Windows Server 2016 will no longer trust certificates signed by the associated root certificate if issued after the TLS NotBefore Date. Any certificates issued prior to this date will continue to be trusted until the certificates natural expiration. Internet Explorer running on legacy Windows versions will not be impacted.

Customers with questions about their certificates or this deprecation schedule are encouraged to contact DigiCert by visiting SSL Certificate Support.

NameThumbprintPlanned TLS NotBefore Date
Symantec Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority-G626A16C235A2472229B23628025BC8097C88524A19/30/2018
thawte Primary Root CA-G2AADBBC22238FC401A127BB38DDF41DDB089EF0129/30/2018
GeoTrust Universal CAE621F3354379059A4B68309D8A2F74221587EC799/30/2018
Symantec Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority-G458D52DB93301A4FD291A8C9645A08FEE7F5292821/31/2019
VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority-G422D5D8DF8F0231D18DF79DB7CF8A2D64C93F6C3A1/31/2019
GeoTrust Primary Certification Authority-G28D1784D537F3037DEC70FE578B519A99E610D7B04/30/2019
VeriSign Universal Root Certification Authority3679CA35668772304D30A5FB873B0FA77BB70D544/30/2019
thawte Primary Root CA-G3F18B538D1BE903B6A6F056435B171589CAF36BF24/30/2019
GeoTrust Primary Certification Authority-G3039EEDB80BE7A03C6953893B20D2D9323A4C2AFD4/30/2019
GeoTrust323C118E1BF7B8B65254E2E2100DD6029037F0964/30/2019
thawte91C6D6EE3E8AC86384E548C299295C756C817B814/30/2019
VeriSign4EB6D578499B1CCF5F581EAD56BE3D9B6744A5E54/30/2019
GeoTrust Global CADE28F4A4FFE5B92FA3C503D1A349A7F9962A82124/30/2019
VeriSign132D0D45534B6997CDB2D5C339E25576609B5CC64/30/2019

 

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