Mozilla contributes to FOSS security
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Help Make Open Source Secure
Open source software is used by millions of businesses and thousands of educational and government institutions for critical applications and services. From Google and Microsoft to the United Nations, open source code is now tightly woven into the fabric of the software that powers the world. Indeed, much of the Internet – including the network infrastructure that supports it – runs using open source technologies. As the Internet moves from connecting browsers to connecting devices (cars and medical equipment), software security becomes a life and death consideration.
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Mozilla starts $500K fund to find security holes in software
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Mozilla Starts $500000 Fund to Help Open Source Projects with Security Audits
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Mozilla launches new fund to help prevent the next Heartbleed
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Mozilla will foot the bill for your open source software security audit
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Mozilla creates open source security fund in bid to prevent another Heartbleed
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New Mozilla fund will pay for security audits of open-source code
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