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Knowledgebase?

April 26, 2017Knowledgebase

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The CERT Knowledgebase (KB) is a collection of Internet security information compiled by the CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC). The CERT/CC has become a major reporting center for incidents and vulnerabilities since its inception in 1988. The CERT/CC collects information related to network survivability and security. The KB is a subset of this information that has been extracted and structured in a manner that will allow information to be easily searched, analyzed, and shared. Many components within the KB are available to the public with little or no access restrictions. However, some of these components contain sensitive data and therefore require strict access controls. To view these restricted-access components, you must install a CERT-issued certificate into your web browser. This certificate is used to authenticate you, thereby granting you access to specific information in the KB.