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Secure Mail will soon by turned on for bugs in the "Security-Sensitive Core Bug" group in Mozilla's [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org Bugzilla]. This bug group includes all reported client security issues that are not web-related. Specifically, this is for general platform, | Secure Mail will soon by turned on for bugs in the "Security-Sensitive Core Bug" group in Mozilla's [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org Bugzilla]. This bug group includes all reported client security issues that are not web-related. Specifically, this is for general platform, JavaScript engine, Firefox, and Thunderbird code. | ||
This will change the default Bugzilla email notification for bugs in the "Security-Sensitive Core Bug" group to simply say that a bug has changed, giving no details except for a link to the bug. In order to receive the same bug details for security bugs as normal bugs, Bugzilla users will need to install a PGP-compatible public key or an S/MIME key in Bugzilla. | This will change the default Bugzilla email notification for bugs in the "Security-Sensitive Core Bug" group to simply say that a bug has changed, giving no details except for a link to the bug. In order to receive the same bug details for security bugs as normal bugs, Bugzilla users will need to install a PGP-compatible public key or an S/MIME key in Bugzilla. | ||