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It is possible to display the name of issuer instead of domain name while verifying issued certificate? #734

Open Tilerphy opened 1 year ago

Tilerphy commented 1 year ago

When I uploaded a certificate to opencerts.io, it was verified.

But I have a question here:

It is possible to display the name of issuer instead of domain name while verifying issued certificate?

Currently, the value of Certificate issued by is testing.matic.mysite.com. Is it possible to customize it in certificate/document ?

Thanks,

zixiang2018 commented 1 year ago

Hi @Tilerphy , it is not possible to customize the display from the certificate/document.

The text that you see on opencerts.io is taken from the document's issuers[0].identityProof.location, which should be a DNS name.

Tilerphy commented 1 year ago

Hi @Tilerphy , it is not possible to customize the display from the certificate/document.

The text that you see on opencerts.io is taken from the document's issuers[0].identityProof.location, which should be a DNS name.

Thank you for your response.

An additional question is here: Does opencerts has a schedule or roadmap to support customized display name? May display name and DNS at the same time could avoid some dangerous situations.

zixiang2018 commented 1 year ago

OpenCerts currently does not have plans to support customized display names except for trusted issuers which are in our registry.

We do show either the name, DNS, or display name and DNS but it will depend on whether the certificate issuer is from our registry or is trusted by us (e.g. .gov.sg)

For reference, https://github.com/OpenCerts/opencerts-website/blob/master/src/components/CertificateVerifyBlock/CertificateVerifyBlock.tsx#L72-L90

Tilerphy commented 1 year ago

Thank you for your response.

I read the document from https://docs.opencerts.io/docs/verifier and got that the OpenCerts registry has been ceased, so it means new issue cannot be added into registry list even though the issuer is local education org (e.g. edu.sg), right? If not, how can we make a regisration request to OpenCerts?

Best Regards,

HJunyuan commented 1 year ago

Hi @Tilerphy, I recently made a reply that may be related to your query. Please have a read: https://github.com/Open-Attestation/oa-verify/issues/258#issuecomment-1667226504