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The following information sources publish documents that are used as references for CVE entries and candidates. Click on the source to view a map from the source's references to the associated CVE names.

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US-CERT publishes a number of XML RSS 1.0 feeds containing headlines about recently published US-CERT documents. RSS, or RDF Site Summary, allows web publishers to access constantly updated information from other web sites. For example, US-CERT provides an RSS feed for its Cyber Security Tips channel that web publishers can access. By installing calls to the US-CERT RSS files into their web sites, web publishers can ensure that their sites include up-to-date computer security information that is available on the US-CERT site.

- The Information Security Policies Glossary Welcome to the glossary of information security and computing terms and phrases. This resource will hopefully prove to be useful in helping you to understand the jargon and terminology used within the information security industry and sector.