Trustwaves certificate was used to sign certificates for websites not owned by its corporate customer. Trustwave sold certificate knowing that it would be used to perform active man-in-the-middle interception of HTTPS traffic. Mozilla Foundation is taking these statements and the issue openly and seriously seriously. Researcher Christopher Soghoian quickly weighed in on the topic and suggested the only power that the browser vendors can wield is to revoke or not revoke the Trustwave certificates. But other researchers argue that the voluntary disclosure and policy change should weigh into the decision to the decision.”]