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Stable 25.3 Backport of ClickHouse#127318 - Distrust the compromised eMudhra certificates
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The changes are taken from #2708 merge commit
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Hardening: certificate chains containing the compromised eMudhra intermediate CAs or the roots that issued them (
emSign Root TLS CA - G3,emSign ECC Root CA - G3) are rejected even if the trust store of the operating system still trusts them. The CA certificates embedded into the binary (used only when the system has none) are updated from the Chromium root store. There is no security issue in typical use cases. (ClickHouse#127318 by @alexey-milovidov)CI/CD Options
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