Mozilla accidentally publishes user IDs and passwords hashes

On Monday, Mozilla, the developer of popular open source applications like Firefox and Thunderbird, announced that a database containing usernames and password hashes belonging to users of addons.mozilla.org had been posted publicly by accident. If you registered for an account on addons.mozilla.org and you are one of the 44,000 users who might have been affected by this accidental disclosure, you already should have received an email notification from the Mozilla security team

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Another OOPS. mistake. ZB

Hello Elrond:

This is the second ZB on my post from your end. Please let me know if I am making any mistake(s) by posting these here, if so please either delete or move them to appropriate section

Thanking you in advance

"Elrond" wrote:Another OOPS. mistake.

A BIG OOPS
looks like someone at Mozilla dropped the ball
thanks for sharing with us Haider

"Haider" wrote:Hello Elrond:

This is the second ZB on my post from your end. Please let me know if I am making any mistake(s) by posting these here, if so please either delete or move them to appropriate section

Thanking you in advance

ZB got nth to do with u making a mistake

it simply removes ur post from 0 reply list

Thanks Alander:

I appreciate your response, I should have put it separately, and I am still asking: Is it OK to have a topic like this in Debating Chamber?

It is fine Haider. No problem at all. Your posts often give us all a heads up.

ZeroBump is used simply to keep the unanswered list as clean as possible. Those who are looking for logs to work or students to answer use the list to find who needs help and we like to keep it as uncluttered as possible to make life simpler.

Thank you so much Elrond I really appreciate your response!