• Technical Security Alerts    
  "Anonymous" DDoS Activity
• Security Bulletins  
  Vulnerability Summary for the Week of January 16, 2012

For Non-Technical Users

• Security Alerts    
  Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities
• Security Tips  
  Holiday Traveling with Personal Internet-Enabled Devices

• Oracle Outside In Vulnerabilities
• Adobe Flash Player contains unspecified execution vulnerability
• Adobe Flash unspecified code execution vulnerability
• Windows applications may insecurely load dynamic libraries

Other Resources

• Recent Notes
• NVD (National Vulnerability Database)

• Denial-of-Service Malware Campaign
  
• Google Releases Chrome 16.0.912.77
  
• Symantec pcAnywhere Hotfix
  
• Best Practices for Recovery from the Malicious Erasure of Files
  
• Oracle Releases Critical Patch Update for January 2012
  
• Phishing Campaign Using Spoofed US-CERT Email Addresses
  
• Microsoft Releases January Security Bulletin
  
• Adobe Releases Security Advisory for Adobe Reader and Acrobat
  
• Google Releases Chrome 16.0.912.75
  
• Multiple Programming Language Implementations Vulnerable to Hash Table Collision Attacks
  

• Ten Ways to Improve the Security of a New Computer
  This informational paper outlines ten important things home and small businesses uers can do to make their new computers more secure.
• Traffic Light Protocol
  US-CERT is adopting the Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) to encourage more frequent and effective information sharing and collaboration between US-CERT and its partners.
• The Basics of Cloud Computing
  This Informational Paper describes what cloud computing is, discusses how it can help small businesses and home users, and outlines possible security concerns.
• US-CERT Monthly Activity Summary
  This report summarizes general activity as well as updates made to the National Cyber Alert System for the month of December 2011 and is available in the Security Publications portion of the website.