Firefox avec sa dernière évolution Quantum proposera bientôt de vous alerter si vous êtes sur un site ayant souffert d’un vol de donnée.
Firefox a en effet annoncé une collaboration avec le site HaveIBeenPwned. Pour rappel, ce site collecte les données volées et propose aux internautes de vérifier si leurs données font parties des victimes identifiées.
Il faut être également conscient qu’un site piraté ne signifie pas que sa sécurité est définitivement compromise. Le droit à l’oubli devrait également s’appliquer sur ce terrain-là.
Pour en savoir plus, voici un florilège d’article trouvé sur le web à propos de cette actualité:
Firefox to collaborate with HaveIBeenPwned to alert users on data breach
Mozilla is joining hands with popular data breach notification website HaveIBeenPwned.com (HIBP) to send an in-browser alert to Firefox browser users if they are visiting a site that was previously hacked and whether their login credentials have been involved in a data breach.
Firefox will soon flag sites that have been hacked | Engadget
Firefox is having a good run right now, having just released its much speedier and better-looking Quantum browser. It’s now working on a new feature that security fans are bound to like: It will warn you if you’re visiting a site that has suffered a data breach.
Has your password been hacked in a data breach? | Mozilla Internet Citizen | The Mozilla Blog
As more of our important personal information is stored online behind password-protected accounts, news about data breaches sends us scrambling to find out if our passwords were hacked. One of the best places to find out is Troy Hunt’s website, www.haveibeenpwned.com, where anyone can input their email address to learn if it has been compromised.
Ce site a-t-il été piraté ? Bientôt Firefox vous le dira !
Mozilla a démarré le développement de BreachAlerts, une fonctionnalité basée sur le site HaveIBeenPwned.com. Elle alertera les utilisateurs sur les sites victimes de vol de données personnelles.
Firefox Will Warn Users When Visiting Sites That Suffered a Data Breach
Mozilla engineers are working on a notifications system for Firefox that shows a security warning to users visiting sites that have suffered data breaches. The notifications system will use data provided by Have I Been Pwned?, a website that indexes public data breaches and allows users to search and see if their details have been compromised in any of these incidents.
