Mozilla to explore healthy social media alternative | The Mozilla Blog
Update: Starting May 4, 2023, we’re expanding Mozilla.social to a private beta. If you’re interested, join our waitlist. In early 2023, Mozilla will stand up and test a publicly accessible instance in the Fediverse at Mozilla.Social. We’re eager to join the community in growing, experimenting, and learning how we can together solve the technical, experience, and trustworthiness challenges inherent
Critical Security Issue identified in iTerm2 as part of Mozilla Open Source Audit – Mozilla Security Blog
Critical Security Issue identified in iTerm2 as part of Mozilla Open Source Audit A security audit funded by the Mozilla Open Source Support Program (MOSS) has discovered a critical security vulnerability in the widely used macOS terminal emulator iTerm2. After finding the vulnerability, Mozilla, Radically Open Security (ROS, the firm that conducted the audit), and iTerm2’s developer George Nachma
Announcing “Project Things” - An open framework for connecting your devices to the web. | The Mozilla Blog
Announcing “Project Things” – An open framework for connecting your devices to the web. Last year, we said that Mozilla is working to create a framework of software and services that can bridge the communication gap between connected devices. Today, we are pleased to announce that anyone can now build their own Things Gateway to control their connected device directly from the web. We kicked off “
Preventing data leaks by stripping path information in HTTP Referrers – Mozilla Security Blog
Preventing data leaks by stripping path information in HTTP Referrers To help prevent third party data leakage while browsing privately, Firefox Private Browsing Mode will remove path information from referrers sent to third parties starting in Firefox 59. Referrers can leak sensitive data When you click a link in your browser to navigate to a new site, the new site you visit receives the exact ad
Mozilla Acquires Pocket | The Mozilla Blog
We are excited to announce that the Mozilla Corporation has completed the acquisition of Read It Later, Inc. the developers of Pocket. Mozilla is growing, experimenting more, and doubling down on our mission to keep the internet healthy, as a global public resource that’s open and accessible to all. As our first strategic acquisition, Pocket contributes to our strategy by growing our mobile presen
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