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12:09 PM · May 24, 2020Twitter Web App

May 23, 2020

Mozilla covering up security flaws and deploying their community as a weapon to harass security researchers is nothing new. Take note of how they tacitly support spreading misinformation, making dishonest claims and engaging in character assassination. They fully endorse that.

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Their response to writing a small paragraph on the GrapheneOS with a completely factual / accurate description of the state of their mobile browser is character assassination and harassment. Mozilla employees are using sockpuppet accounts and posting on places like 4chan now too.

Take note of how Mozilla security engineers support / condone spreading misinformation, making false claims and directing harassment towards researchers. They openly participate in these threads & avoid acknowledging or responding to what I said or the misinformation people post.

Amusing having someone hiding behind an anonymous handle telling me that if I post about them I better not reveal their real name when they're engaging in a targeted harassment and character assassination campaign based on misinformation, false claims and manipulative tactics.

Entirely fair to respond to this kind of target attack by naming the people doing it / giving cover and making a public post leading to them experiencing the same thing. Doubtful that I'll do it if this winds down, but I've taken note of who is aware of this and giving cover.

So a year from now, when you (i.e. a Mozilla security engineer) feign ignorance of why I am not inclined to helping you, here you go. Can't see why I'd report discovered bugs / vulnerabilities in Firefox or give you advice when this is how you treat me when I did nothing wrong.

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