Resources

Here are other websites that give information about software security issues:

• Adobe Security Bulletins and Advisories: this gives information about Adobe's security vulnerabilities.
• Apple Security Updates: this gives information about Apple's security updates.
• CERT Coördination Center: this gives information about security issues.
• FTC: this US agency site gives information about security and privacy issues.
• Hacker News Network: this gives daily news and commentary about security issues.
• ICSA — International Computer Security Association: this offers security assurance information and services for Internet-connected companies.
• Journal of Internet Security: this informs professionals and supports discussions of electronic banking and commerce issues.
• Linux Weekly News: this gives weekly news about Linux, including news about security issues.
• Macintosh Security: this gives security information for Macintosh PCs.
• Microsoft: this gives information about security issues in Microsoft products.
• Microsoft Malware Protection Center: this lists tools, checklists, and other resources for securing its products.
• Microsoft Security Guidance Center: information about securing Microsoft systems.
• Microsoft Virus Alert Center: this lists viruses, worms, trojan horses, etc. that affect Microsoft products.
• Mozilla Security Vulnerabilities: this lists Mozilla security problems and fixes.
• Netscape: this gives information about security issues in Netscape products.
• NIST Computer Security Resource Clearinghouse: collects and disseminates computer security information and resources to help users, systems administrators, managers, and security professionals better protect their data and systems.
• NTBugtraq: a mailing list for the discussion of security exploits and security bugs in Windows NT and its related applications.
• Open Web Application Security Project: this is a group that provides information for developers to make their applications more secure.
• Red Hat Linux Security: this gives information about security issues with Red Hat's version of Linux.
• Secunia: this gives information about security issues.
• Security Focus: this is a provider of enterprise security threat management systems; it hosts the BugTraq reports.
• Spywaretesting.org: this is a group that reports information about spyware, spyware testing and collaboration between anti-malware researchers.
• Stay Safe Online: this tells how to secure home and small business PCs.
• Sun Microsystems: this gives information about Sun Solaris security patches.
• Symantec Antivirus Research Center: this gives information about virus-related security issues.
• Windows 2000 Magazine — Security Administrator: this discusses Windows security issues and products.