Mozilla Security

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Views and updates from the Mozilla Firefox security team

Joined September 2011

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  1. Retweeted
    22 Jun 2016

    We can create a Web that is more encrypted than not in 2016. We're at 45% HTTPS page loads now, 5% more than six months ago. Let's do this.

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    9 Jun 2016

    "XSS vulnerabilities account for 66% of valid submissions" is why we're pushing hard on CSP in . src:

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    9 Jun 2016

    Christian Holler’s MSc thesis on random testing JavaScript netted him $53,000 in bug bounties and a job at Mozilla:

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  4. Retweeted
    10 Jun 2016

    Two fresh penetration test reports of ours were published via MOSS. Tested were PCRE and libjpeg-turbo - enjoy:

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    9 Jun 2016
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    3 Jun 2016

    We're growing the Firefox Services Security team. Want to help and I keep the fox safe? Head over to

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  7. Retweeted
    11 May 2016

    We're running a RFP to audit the security of Firefox Accounts. Got the pentest/crypto skills? Email me at jvehent[at]

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  8. Retweeted
    4 May 2016

    Woo! The HTTP Observatory has hit a million scans! Now I just need to find some time to finish the site!

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  9. 28 Apr 2016
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  10. Retweeted
    10 Mar 2016

    Bending the curve for HTTPS adoption, which has quadrupled since launched!

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  11. Retweeted
    19 Feb 2016

    How architecting Firefox for security stopped the bugs and spared us the worst of a security breach:

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    15 Feb 2016
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    15 Feb 2016

    Fuzzing a specific part of a large project with ? Try the new partial instrumentation feature:

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  14. Retweeted
    22 Jan 2016

    Keeping our security code clean and shiny is a big deal. Help us keep our shields up in this good first C++ bug:

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  15. Retweeted
    28 Dec 2015

    Really nice JIT security improvement by : JIT code is now W^X, i.e non-writable unless patching!

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    23 Nov 2015
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  17. Retweeted
    12 Nov 2015

    Congrats to editors ! Subresource Integrity is a W3C Candidate Recommendation.

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    Firefox is simplifying their security indicators. Cool work!

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  19. Retweeted
    3 Nov 2015

    We’re taking private browsing and to a new level today.

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    3 Nov 2015

    Updated security indicators released today in Firefox 42-

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