The Korean Internet, the users as well as the business are suffering from numerous and over-zealous regulations. For instance, the long-standing regulation which requires that all e-commerce transactions between ‘private’ parties must be authenticated with a digital certificate issued by government controlled CAs, have made the Korean Internet isolated from the rest of the world. Such regulation is not only against the OECD Guidelines for Cryptography Policy but plainly hurting the development of new and more advanced security technologies in Korea. Open Net Korea shall strenuously campaign for reforming and removing innovation-blocking, short-sighted and trade restrictive regulations which are the sources of so much grievance from users and business entities.