The Linux community's favorite browser just exposed a security flaw

Hamed Paydarfar

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Mozilla has admitted that it exposed a private GPG signing subkey in a private GitHub repository, forcing the company to revoke and replace it. The key was used for certain Firefox and Thunderbird release files distributed to Linux users.

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