DigiNotar CA Root - Now we can't use PPC macs anymore?

Hello,
To anyone who can respond to my question.. I just found out that Apple is no longer going to provide security updates to those running Leopard or even Tiger. Its regarding this Digitar CA Root certificate which can have disasterous consequences for us who still use and or enjoy PPC macs. Is there really a need to panic here or is it just me?
I use my Power Mac G5 for everyday stuff while my Mac Pro lies on the floor, dismanteled as I don't know as of yet what to use it for. I am really concerned for my G5 and my information as I heavily use my G5 for everyday tasks. Should I be wary of this certificate in keychain? I followed all the instructions I foind out about this certificate on www.lowendmac.com, but I wonder if my system is still safe now that Apple won't provide security updates anymore to those who still use Leopard?
I set my browsing to Private browsing in Safari 5.0.6, and also deleted the DigiNotar certificate in the keychain manager..
Someone please shed some light on this..
Thanks.
Romko.
Message was edited by: romko23

Open Keychain Access
Search for diginotar
Inspect each DigiNotar Root CA certificate (right click > Get Info)
Expand Trust
Set When using this certificate: to Never Trust
Not trusting a certificate should invalidate the complete subsequent keychain of trust but because of the bug in Safari/Mac EV SSL certificates still validate even if signed by an untrusted CA. Until this bug has been confirmed and fixed by Apple the only way to circumvent this problem is to delete all DigiNotar certificates from your keychain.
http://www.io101.org/blog/howto/check-untrust-disable-diginotar-https-ssl-root-c a-certificate-mac-os/
Download a package that will delete the DigiNotar Root CA certificates and will revoke the trust on the two root certificates and the four DigiNotar intermediate certificates. The package is now at version 2.1. Please use this version instead of versions 1.0 and 2.0.
Update (11-Sep-2011 9:35 PM EDT): Apple has finally released an official fix for Snow Leopard and Lion. If you are running Leopard on PPC machines, the version 2.1 package has been tested and works with Leopard. Still no sign of an update for iOS, unfortunately.
http://ps-enable.com/articles/diginotar-revoke-trust
But why use Safari?

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