Your claim was that Google would "kill the CA you got it from" if somebody obtains a certificate for the name GOOGLE.COM and that they'd need to "turn the timer on your iPhone on so we can measure how long it takes" with "no notification".
I've explained this is ludicrously far from reality, spelling everything out so that people can see this imaginary lightning fast reaction doesn't exist. Would the GOOGLE.COM certificate itself get revoked? Yeah, probably. Might even happen the same day if you're lucky.
Would anything at all happen to the CA, ever? Probably not, though it would depend on what exactly the sequence of events was. If it did, as we saw with Symantec it would take months to decide what that should be, and it's very unlikely to be a complete distrust.
Your scenario is something that belongs in a thriller, I gave a nice example where a Vernor Vinge novel does almost exactly this, in a fictional future California, and I explained that er, no, that's not how it works. You are welcome to keep living in a dream world, but if you're going to threaten people with imaginary consequences for doing things you don't like, maybe say you'll launch a fireball at them with your mind or something so nobody thinks you're talking about the real world.
I've explained this is ludicrously far from reality, spelling everything out so that people can see this imaginary lightning fast reaction doesn't exist. Would the GOOGLE.COM certificate itself get revoked? Yeah, probably. Might even happen the same day if you're lucky.
Would anything at all happen to the CA, ever? Probably not, though it would depend on what exactly the sequence of events was. If it did, as we saw with Symantec it would take months to decide what that should be, and it's very unlikely to be a complete distrust.
Your scenario is something that belongs in a thriller, I gave a nice example where a Vernor Vinge novel does almost exactly this, in a fictional future California, and I explained that er, no, that's not how it works. You are welcome to keep living in a dream world, but if you're going to threaten people with imaginary consequences for doing things you don't like, maybe say you'll launch a fireball at them with your mind or something so nobody thinks you're talking about the real world.