“do track or do not track?” — that is the question – Open Policy & Advocacy
For a while now, we’ve been talking about how the Do Not Track feature really has three states: “user says nothing”, “user says track”, and “user says don’t track”. In Firefox 4, we introduced two of these states with a checkbox (“user says nothing” and “user says don’t track”), and many people are voicing their desire to opt-out. Of course, it’s reasonable to expect some people want the tracking
836758 - Convert Panorama into an add-on
Panorama has a very small user base and there's basically no chance that we will enable it by default or even improve its visibility and discoverability anytime soon. In its current form it is indeed quite fragile and causes intermittent test failures here and there when touching platform code. We're not going to spending any time on improving Panorama and its feature or its design and UX - thus i
Evaluating Potentially Malicious URLs - Part 3
by Tony Lee. This is the final part of a three part series covering how to handle potentially malicious URLs and IPs. In Part 1, Deobfuscating Potentially Malicious URLs, we laid the groundwork by covering policy, unshortening and deobfuscation. In Part 2 of the series, Attributing Potentially Malicious URLs we continued with WHOIS, geoIP, and IP to URL. Finally, in Part 3 of this series (Evaluati
Attributing Potentially Malicious URLs - Part 2
by Tony Lee. This is the second part of a three part series covering how to handle potentially malicious URLs and IP addresses without getting burned by directly communicating with them. We'll cover various online resources and let you know which ones are our favorites and a little context around why we like them. In Part 1, Deobfuscating Potentially Malicious URLs, we laid the groundwork by cover
Deobfuscating Potentially Malicious URLs - Part 1
By Tony Lee. When investigating network security incidents, there are two artifacts of malicious activity that require a great deal of research: Suspicious sites and suspicious files. Obviously, the investigator should never directly navigate to potentially malicious sites or open suspicious files--just in case they turn out to be malicious. Thus, one potential solution is to use third party inves
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