Alex is a bug hunter, but the bugs he's uncovering are unlikely to end up in any entomological reference book. Instead the bug Alex found was a valid critical security flaw buried in the Firefox web browser. For his discovery, he was rewarded a bug bounty of $3,000 by Mozilla, the parent company of Firefox, reports the San Jose Mercury News. <a href="http://dock-of-bay.blogspot.com/2010/10/mozilla-pays-12-year-old-boy-for.html">Read more</a>
Mozilla.org is a non-profit. You can't trade it. You can short MSFT or GOOG, but those two companies are much larger than their browser business, so caveat emptor.