“A lot of development work has been done since then,” Cure53 concluded.
The first audit happened in August 2020 and yielded several issues, including a critical-severity bug. The review is the second on Mozilla’s technology by Cure53. A team of seven from Cure53 carried out the audit over a combined period of 25 days. The audit involved a combination of source code reviews and a penetration test, taking a ‘white box’ approach to security auditing. The initiative – part of the Firefox developer’s efforts to offer greater transparency in its plans to improve user security and privacy – was conducted by German security outfit Cure53. UPDATED Mozilla has published the results of an independently conducted audit of its virtual private network (VPN) technology. Non-profit reveals more favorable results than those uncovered by similar review last year
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