Firefox Warning

It is a shame those hackers are so far up their own arses that they wont tell Mozilla what the other 30 holes are.

"what we're doing is really for the greater good of the internet." What a load of garbage. So come on everyone, make the internet better by not revealing flaws in internet software.

SiriusB
 
SiriusB said:
It is a shame those hackers are so far up their own arses that they wont tell Mozilla what the other 30 holes are.

"what we're doing is really for the greater good of the internet." What a load of garbage. So come on everyone, make the internet better by not revealing flaws in internet software.

SiriusB

Maybe there not releasing it to the public only, i'd imaging they'd give it to FF, maybe for a price, and why not, they've done the hard work finding the flaws, obviously better than the paid staff at FF>
 
SiriusB said:
It is a shame those hackers are so far up their own arses that they wont tell Mozilla what the other 30 holes are.

"what we're doing is really for the greater good of the internet." What a load of garbage. So come on everyone, make the internet better by not revealing flaws in internet software.

SiriusB

Hackers are like Speed Cameras, they are always in the wrong places doing the wrong things and picking on the public, but claim they are doing a great good.

Its all donkey genitalia in my opinion.
 
dokko said:
Maybe there not releasing it to the public only, i'd imaging they'd give it to FF, maybe for a price, and why not, they've done the hard work finding the flaws, obviously better than the paid staff at FF>
The hackers claim they know of about 30 unpatched Firefox flaws. They don't plan to disclose them, however.

Jesse Ruderman, a Mozilla security staffer, attended the presentation and was called up on the stage with the two hackers. He attempted to persuade the presenters to responsibly disclose flaws via Mozilla's bug bounty programme instead of using them for malicious purposes such as creating networks of hijacked PCs, called botnets.

Ruderman said: "I do hope you guys change your minds and decide to report the holes to us and take away $500 per vulnerability instead of using them for botnets."

The two hackers laughed off the comment. Wbeelsoi said: "It is a double-edged sword but what we're doing is really for the greater good of the internet, we're setting up communication networks for black hats."
 
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