Written by Gareth Halfacree
August 4, 2014 // 11:08 a.m.
Tags: #data-breach #firefox #leak #mozilla-corporation #privacy #security
Companies: #mozilla #mozilla-foundation
Pivots the platform to IoT projects.
'Give back' and 'give forward' plans.
All fixed now, thankfully.
2.4 million customers affected.
Users 'having their choices ignored.'
Alleged attacker demands payment.
Flaw leads to validation bypass bug.
Brand-new films hit the torrents.
GOP claims full control.
Privacy-boosting guides aplenty.
Claims only a fraction are valid.
Hands off, says Eran Tromer.
Launches on Chrome next week.
Bumps secure sites up its rankings.
Monitoring subscriptions raise eyebrows.
Scans for images, reports to police.
A former Microsoft employee responsible for leaking WIndows 8 builds to a blogger has been sentenced to three months in prison.
Change your passwords now.
£16.25 fee may breach Mozilla's licence.
Adobe breach leads to new rankings.
Glitch in routine upgrade, company claims.
Nvidia has admitted that attackers have made off with 400,000 account credentials for its official forums.
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