It is a bit concerning if Mozilla Corporation (which is ultimately supposed to serve the goals of its shareholder Mozilla Foundation) are trying to develop things which are not exploitable security bugs behind closed doors. The reason for Bugzilla supporting confidential bugs is so 0-days aren’t available for anyone to browse, and that justification doesn’t seem to exist in this case.
It is a bit concerning if Mozilla Corporation (which is ultimately supposed to serve the goals of its shareholder Mozilla Foundation) are trying to develop things which are not exploitable security bugs behind closed doors. The reason for Bugzilla supporting confidential bugs is so 0-days aren’t available for anyone to browse, and that justification doesn’t seem to exist in this case.