Last week, we wrote about the shared responsibility of protecting Internet security. Today, we want to dive deeper into this issue and focus on one very important obligation governments have: proper disclosure of security vulnerabilities. Software vulnerabilities are at the … Continue reading
[This is the second of a two-part post from Mozilla’s User Experience team on their look at privacy and security. You can view the first post here.] Usability and security/privacy often seem to be at odds in the product creation … Continue reading
[This is the first of a two-part post from Mozilla’s User Experience Research team on their look at privacy and security.] Mozilla’s User Experience Research team recently connected with the Identity team for Project Hydra. Project Hydra is an exploratory … Continue reading
In the US, another version of CISPA was reintroduced yesterday in the House of Representatives. The White House has also issued an executive order on the same topic. Similarly in Europe, the European Commission recently published two documents which articulate … Continue reading
Now in Aurora: Secure Google Searches are default. In Aurora when you search using the location bar, search box, or the right-click menu, your search will be sent to Google through a secure (HTTPS) connection. You won’t notice a difference … Continue reading
Partnering with City of San Francisco and MacArthur-supported Youth Organizations to Jump Start a Vibrant Identity Ecosystem Mozilla is one of 27 finalists selected to compete for $10 million in funding as part of the US government’s National Strategy for … Continue reading
At Mozilla, we’ve long focused on building software that gives users sovereignty over their online lives. This means designing in ways that provide people deeper insights into how the web works, unique software features to personalize their online experience, and … Continue reading
