@AC 23:40
*THIRD PARTY*
Reread article with brain switched on.
Kudos to GatewayCDI. I had an advisory e-mail before I read this story advising me to change my details.
Mozilla Store shuttered after vendor security breach
The Mozilla Foundation closed its online stores on Tuesday after a third-party company it uses to run one of the sites' back-end operations suffered a security breach. The security lapse hit GatewayCDI, a 100-employee outfit with offices in San Francisco, Chicago and Portland, Oregon, which runs the Mozilla Store, the foundation …
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Security? What security?
God, is there anything Mozilla can make secure? These days it seems they wouldn't even be capable of securing the purchase of a GM car if they turned up at the dealer first thing in the morning waving the full RRP in cash!
@AC 23:40
Nice to see you on T'Reg Ballmer
The security was down to the company running the store website
Mozilla add the products. The company do the rest.
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