You should be on the security-alert mailing list of the vendor of every operating system you admin. Typically these are extremely low-volume mailing lists, and applying the security patches they recommend is frequently urgent if your machine is connected to the internet. 1. Microsoft - How to subscribe to the (free) e-mail notification service that Microsoft uses to send information about security of Microsoft products. 2. NetBSD - Security mailing list subscription. 3. Adobe - Security alert notification service. 4. Apache - Apache Week, includes security alerts. 5. Debian: Security Announcements - Security announce mailing list for Debian Linux. 6. Gentoo Linux - List of security announcements and information on how to sign up to security mailing list. 7. HP - Subscribe to HP Security Bulletins. Requires registration. 8. OpenBSD - All OpenBSD mailing lists, including security alerts. 9. Oracle - Oracle security mailing list. Requires registration. 10. Red Hat Linux - Notifications and advisories. Security mailing list subscription is on this page. 11. SGI - SGI® Security Advisory mailing list. 12. Sun Security Information - Includes subscription instructions for the Sun security-alert mailing list. Subscribe to this list to be alerted when security patches are released. Very low volume. 13. SuSE Linux - All SuSE Linux mailing lists, including security alerts.

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