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Six days ago, Mozilla had reported in a security notice that two experimental add-ons for its Firefox browser contain trojans that affect Windows machines. 
Mozilla has since retracted that accusation against one of the extensions. In a statement posted to its blog last night, Mozilla said:
“We’ve worked with security experts and add-on developers to determine that the suspected trojan in Version 4.0 of Sothink Video Downloader was a false positive and the extension does not include malware.”
Wow! One would think that work would have been done BEFORE defaming a company.
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