Thunderbird/Security

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(Note: This page is an active work in progress)

Introduction

Thunderbird cares very strongly about the security and privacy of its users. To this end, there are various security-related activities maintained by the community that this page attempts to document.

There are two main aspects to security-related work:

  1. Security Engineering
    1. Designing Thunderbird to prevent vulnerabilities.
    2. Analyzing risk (and then mitigating it) by performing threat analysis and risk assessment.
    3. Finding vulnerabilities in Thunderbird.
    4. Vulnerability management and incident response activities.
  2. Security Software Engineering
    1. Maintaining/building security-related code (the Security component)
    2. Including strong security standards and technologies when appropriate.
    3. Building/researching new security-related features to improve the security of our users.

Security Engineering

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Security Software Engineering

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