Re: sec_error_unknown_issuer

I too get the security warning. The ssllabs.com test usually helps uncovering the issue behind this: According to it seems that the website is configured incorrectly. In particular, it appears to me that the ce

Re: High CPU usage when acccessing internal devices that do not have externally validated certificates

This message has spread over multiple threads. Brian Smith already pointed out that this is already known: On 06.10.2014 15:05, Patrick McManus wrote: > Hi Phil, this is probably something the pkix team should look at. can you > file a bug und

Re: Getting Started

introduces you to building and modifying Firefox. If you think you are ready to go fixing things, you can also check out Bugs Ahoy which contains a list of bugs marked as "easy first bug" that have a mentor who will help you getting

Re: Intent to unimplement: proprietary window.crypto functions/properties

To be frank, I have only ever seen the non-standard crypto functions used in attacks, rather than in purposeful use. +1 to unimplement. On 26.06.2014 22:40, David Keeler wrote: > [dev.platform cc'd for visibility - please follow-up to dev.tech.crypto] > > Summary: > We intend to remove the propr

additional SSL/TLS connection info (Re: Regain trust into SSL/TLS)

On 09.03.2014 23:59, Raphael Wegmann wrote: > Yes, it is possible to check the certificate (or the fingerprint), > but who does that? Apropos, why is the SHA1 and MD5 fingerprint > hidden behind 3 clicks? Can't we add some visual fingerprint in > the window that pops up, when I click the lock symbo

Re: Hashing functions in Firefox OS

On 15.01.2014 14:32, Kai Engert wrote: > It's not clear why you need something new. > > I'd assume your device locking code is privileged code. > Can't you use nsICryptoHash? There is no privileged JS in FxOS as there is in Firefox Desktop :) All code must be an open web API. -- dev-tech-crypto