SecurityEngineering/MeetingNotes/2013-10-10

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Agenda 10-Oct-2013

  • Summit recaps
  • Q4 Goals: Finalize below in https://wiki.mozilla.org/SecurityEngineering/2013/Q4Goals
    • Sandbox
      • Chromium-sandbox: make it possible to compile and activate c-s on mozilla-central (win) - [brian + keeler]
      • gpu-remoting plan [christoph + bsmith + sid] (push to 2014Q1)
      • Get security feature tests (CSP, HSTS, window.crypto) passing in e10s (with platform team - on b2g) [garrett + sid + mwobensmith] (nail down next week - grobinson will investigate)
    • Roadmap & user data storage plan
      • security, privacy, anonymity (tor) roadmaps update and brown-bag scheduled [monica + sid]
      • multi-stakeholder plan for unified storage/prefs so that our tracking story is not full of holes? [monica + garrett + cviecco]
    • NetSec
      • TLS 1.2 enabled on nightly - server intolerance + telemetry [cviecco+brian]
    • Mixed Content [tanvi + christoph]
      • redirect bug - bug 418354
      • don't show mixed content on http pages - bug 909920 (may require content policy api changes) - christoph
      • missing notification - bug 915951 {one try failure remaining} - tanvi
      • target = _parent - bug 906219
      • persistency for child tabs - bug 906190 - christoph
    • CSP
  • Summit: Santa Clara
    • Tanvi: Very good to get people motivated, it was very contributor focused and little technical talks.
  • Summit Toronto:
    • Monica: Session with Alex and Ivan, lots of ideas from the session (first one), second session not as good (lower energy). Good brainstormig as a group, some themes came up: complaints about usability of security UX, validation of the things we working on (TLS ciphersuite, work on pinning, general protection against MITM/NSA), Conercns about data in the cloud (more and different data), Interst in Sandboxing too. Also multiple identities.

yvan's transcription: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhAB3MQRM9JcdDRuWmhkMDU5V0toeUt0MDhNQWMtY2c&usp=sharing

    • cviecco: 10 users, mostly informative.

grobinson: here's bwarner's proposal, with info on the different "data classes" in PiCL: https://blog.mozilla.org/warner/2013/07/23/picl-crypto-review/

  • Brussels:
    • Grobinson: about 100 people for the sec/privacy features. Concerns about picL, ssl , questions about mozilla getting requests about law enforcement.