2 May 2002 03:26
Mozilla security vulnerability, and reporting Mozilla security bugs
Frank Hecker <hecker <at> mozilla.org>
2002-05-02 01:26:44 GMT
2002-05-02 01:26:44 GMT
Recently there have been public reports of a security vulnerability in the Mozilla open source web browser and Internet client. Note that a fix for that particular vulnerability has now been checked into the Mozilla source tree, will be available in new Mozilla nightly builds, and will be included in the Mozilla 1.0 release. For further details on the vulnerability and the fix please see bug report 141061 in the Mozilla project's bug database, as well as the related bugs 141348, 141453 and 141551 [1]. On behalf of the Mozilla community we at mozilla.org thank all the people who participated in discovering, reporting, investigating, and fixing this bug. We encourage people to report any and all bugs in Mozilla, including security-related bugs, to the Mozilla project. As a reminder for future bug reporters, the Mozilla project has a formal policy for handing reports of security vulnerabilities; this policy was created after extensive discussions between mozilla.org staff and the public Mozilla community. The main elements of this policy are as follows: * Anyone who believes they have found a Mozilla-related security vulnerability can and should report it by sending email to the address security <at> mozilla.org. * We may keep information in the Mozilla bug database about the vulnerability confidential for a limited period of time, during which time the vulnerability will be investigated and (if possible) a fix produced. * The reporter of the vulnerability is invited to work with Mozilla developers to investigate and fix the vulnerability. The bug reporter will be granted access to the confidential information in the Mozilla(Continue reading)
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