> What a complete clusterfuck. It's unbelievable that in 2023, a company of Mozilla's stature appears to have no proper processes in place for handling serious

> What a complete clusterfuck. It's unbelievable that in 2023, a company of Mozilla's stature appears to have no proper processes in place for handling serious security vulnerabilities even when they are being reported to them (for free!) by cooperative third parties. While I agree with your sentiment here, it's not exceptionnal at all and I've seen security researcher complaining about the same thing comming from at least Intel, Cisco and Google[1]! And I wouldn't be suprised if you could find example if that regarding Apple and Microsoft as well. [1] and for Google it was just one month ago: https://matan-h.com/google-has-a-secret-browser-hidden-inside-the-settings/ https://matan-h.com/google-has-a-secret-browser-hidden-insid...