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Distrust eMudhra (emSign) roots in backend and frontend images - #9
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In October 2026 the private keys of eight eMudhra intermediate CAs were found to be trivially derivable, so anyone can issue certificates that chain to the emSign roots. Mozilla and Chrome have distrusted them; our images still trust them for outbound TLS. - Dockerfile.dspace-handle-server: disable the four emSign roots in the OS bundle and delete them from the JDK cacerts; fail the build if any remain. - Dockerfile.dist: install ca-certificates, disable the emSign roots, verify, and point OpenSSL at the cleaned bundle (SSL_CERT_FILE). - dspace-ui.json: run SSR workers with --use-openssl-ca so Node uses the OS bundle instead of its compiled-in root list.
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