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 A good computer burglar knows the newest security problems with your computer. Do you want to know how to defend yourself, your computers, your data, your business? Linux problems are discussed and solved in the open, and usually solved quickly. Follow these announcements to keep your linux security knowledge current. But keep in mind - this information does not make your computers secure - it gives you the power to make them secure.
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| Linux security bulletins |
| Bugtraq |
Bugtraq is a mailing-list with Unix-related security problems
and problem-fixes. For info on how to use the mailing-list and it's archive of old postings send e-mail to listserv@netspace.org with the word help in the body of the message. |
| linux-security |
Linux security discussions, problem reports and problem-fixes. To subscribe send an e-mail to
Majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu
with the word subscribe in the body of the message, to unsubscribe
use the word unsubscribe instead. |
| CERT |
CERT is a computer security organization,
that assists companys defend themself from computer burglars. CERT distributes problem-reports and problem-fixes on a mailing-list. To subscribe send an e-mail to cert-advisory-request@cert.org with the word subscribe in the body of the message, to unsubscribe use the word unsubscribe instead. They have a FAQ
with pointers to other online-available computer security information. |
| redhat-announce |
Announcements for the Redat Linux distribution, including security updates. For info on the mailing-list, send e-mail to redhat-announce-list-request@redhat.com with the word QUERY in the body of the message. To subscribe send an e-mail to redhat-announce-list-request@redhat.com with the word subscribe in the body of the message, to unsubscribe use the word unsubscribe instead. |
| comp.security.* |
Computer security groups on USENET |
| Other sources |
For more lists and newsgroups see our new mailinglist index |
| last updated by Kristian Elof Sørensen on Jun. the 9. 1998 |