Update 2023-09-10-Firefox-Part-3.md

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 title: Investigating “Recommended Extensions” - Part 3 
-date: 2023-09-15 12:00:00 +0800
+date: 2023-09-10 12:00:00 +0800
 categories: [Technology, Browser]
 tags: [firefox, privacy, security]     # TAG names should always be lowercase
 toc: true
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ My findings about the Recommended Extensions in Firefox is that the program is g
 
 ## Policy Problems: No requirement to allow examination of code
 
-Extensions can use a custom licence or end user agreement which has consumer limiting terms that prevent the examination of source code. It's very hard to find malicious code if the user is prevented from searching for such code.  Furthermore, for Firefox to claim that recommended extensions have the “highest standards of security” is dubious, since exposing or even investigating malicious code can come with risks of financial and legal repercussions.
+- Extensions can use a custom licence or end user agreement which has consumer limiting terms that prevent the examination of source code. It's very hard to find malicious code if the user is prevented from searching for such code.  Furthermore, for Firefox to claim that recommended extensions have the “highest standards of security” is dubious, since exposing or even investigating malicious code can come with risks of financial and legal repercussions.
 
 For example, Enhancer for YouTube has a licence that states "nobody has the right to review the Source Code" and that "nobody has the right to reverse-engineer" while promising legal action should the terms be violated. If malicious code was found in an investigation, I wouldn't feel comfortable reporting it for fear of legal issues.
 
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 Recommended extensions should be held to the highest standards. Users should be allowed to search for malware, adware and spyware without worrying about legal consequences.
 
+- Overly Permissive Permissions
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 ## Extension Examination Failures
 - Search for common terms
 - Permission scope analysis