Coverity (similar to lint) scans various open source software products for vulnerabilities.

see https://www.blackduck.com/static-analysis-tools-sast/coverit...

and for Firefox-related alleged defects, see https://scan.coverity.com/projects/firefox

You have to create an account to view the actual reported defects.

There are just over 5000 reported defects still outstanding. I don't know how many overlap with the reported 271 Mythos-reported defects.

How many of those are false positives though? Probably just over 5000?

You get bug bounties if you report the kind of bugs Mythos identified. There's a reason no-one collected bounties from the "5000 defects" Coverity identified.

The Mythos reports have several examples of chaining a whole bunch of logic in different parts of the program together to exploit something very subtle. The Coverity reports aren't anything like that. These tools aren't remotely in the same league or even universe.

Firefox developers do fix issues found by Coverity. I haven't looked at the results in over a decade, but the last time I did there were a few code patterns we used in a lot of places which Coverity didn't like (but were actually okay the way we were doing them) which resulted in a colossal number of false positives.