Mozilla at OWASP AppSecUSA

Mozilla will be sending several security folks to this year’s OWASP AppSecUSA conference held in Minneapolis, MN on Thursday and Friday (Sept 22, 23).  Stop by and find one of … Read more

DigiNotar Removal Follow Up

Earlier this week we revoked our trust in the DigiNotar certificate authority from all Mozilla software. This is not a temporary suspension, it is a complete removal from our trusted … Read more

Fraudulent *.google.com Certificate

Update (Sept. 6, 2011 @10:37 a.m. PT): New security updates for Firefox are now available. Update (8.30.11 @ 11:25 p.m. PT) Mozilla just released an update to Firefox for Desktop, … Read more

WebGL graphics memory stealing issue

Issue There is a specific security issue with the WebGL implementation in Firefox 4. Impact to users This issue allows attackers to capture screen shots of private or confidential information. … Read more

Economics of vulnerabilites roundtable

Mozilla recently had the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion regarding the economics of vulnerabilities and bug bounties at the Hack in the Box conference in Amsterdam. Out of … Read more

sha-512 follow-up and thank you

I made a statement in my previous post, SHA-512 w/ per Users Salts about a “significant hit rate” when it comes to dictionary attacking hashes. This significant hit rate is … Read more

SHA-512 w/ per User Salts is Not Enough

Back in January, I was having a causal conversation about passwords at a local gathering about security and was asked what we use for storing the passwords. I stated that … Read more

Enabling Browser Security in Web Applications

HTTPOnly, Secure Flag, Strict Transport Security, X-Frame-Options, Content Security Policy The vast majority of application security occurs within the application’s code. However, there are a few key security controls that … Read more