Google and Mozilla
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Google Rolls Out Continuous Fuzzing Service For Open Source Software
Google has launched a new project for continuously testing open source software for security vulnerabilities.
The company's new OSS-Fuzz service is available in beta starting this week, but at least initially it will only be available for open source projects that have a very large user base or are critical to global IT infrastructure.
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Mozilla is doing well financially (2015)
Mozilla announced a major change in November 2014 in regards to the company's main revenue stream.
The organization had a contract with Google in 2014 and before that had Google pay Mozilla money for being the default search engine in the Firefox web browser.
This deal was Mozilla's main source of revenue, about 329 million US Dollars in 2014. The change saw Mozilla broker deals with search providers instead for certain regions of the world.
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