One of the things that gets a lot of news time these days is XSS. There are a lot of places that explain what it is and how to prevent it but most are oversimplified or don’t provide real world examples. I thought I’d explain a couple of the ways AMO attempts to [...]
Tagged AMO, CakePHP, Mozilla, PHP, securityTranslate Toolkit 1.3.0 was released a few days ago. I was following along with trunk on my development box and I wanted to upgrade our alpha install to take advantage of the new features (namely, speed improvements) and the django framework.
I attempted this tonight and it was not a pretty upgrade (or install, for [...]
This is the second update about add-ons’ statistics. Read part one.
Statistics for both update pings and download counts have been updated beginning with February 1 through today, February 6th. Some notes:
New statistics are stored in UTC and data processing happens shortly after the logs close. This means you can expect new data [...]
Tagged add-ons, AMO, Mozilla