How valuable is a Firefox vulnerability? On one hand, it seems very high: It gives you access to hundreds of millions of computers. On the other, maybe the supp

How valuable is a Firefox vulnerability? On one hand, it seems very high: It gives you access to hundreds of millions of computers. On the other, maybe the supply of vulnerabilities that provide such access is high enough, unfortunately, that they aren't worth much. I ask because, if they are extremely valuable, I wonder if Bugzilla can be adequately secured against the attackers it would attract. Perhaps it would be best to store this information elsewhere until they are ready to make it public.