CentOS - Oct 2011 - CentOS CVE "database"?

Was working on a project tonight to document CVE fixes applied to servers, and
noted that RedHat has completely jacked up their website.

In the past, I've usually just used their website for links to their CVE
list, as well as links to their Errata to look up specifics for CentOS machines.

It sure looks like these links are either permanently gone from the public pages
to be hidden internally only available to Subscribers, or...

RedHat's Marketing folks have completely destroyed what was once a valuable
information-filled website.

Either way... the question now becomes...

Is there something similar to RedHat's CVE listings by year and number
hosted by anyone in the CentOS community or by CentOS itself for CentOS?  I
haven't had much luck with my GoogleFu tonight.

Thanks, 
Nate

Appears it's back up, just as a follow-up.

On Oct 8, 2011, at 12:01 AM, Nate Duehr wrote:
> Was working on a project tonight to document CVE fixes applied to servers,
and noted that RedHat has completely jacked up their website.
> 
> In the past, I've usually just used their website for links to their
CVE list, as well as links to their Errata to look up specifics for CentOS
machines.
> 
> It sure looks like these links are either permanently gone from the public
pages to be hidden internally only available to Subscribers, or...
> 
> RedHat's Marketing folks have completely destroyed what was once a
valuable information-filled website.
> 
> Either way... the question now becomes...
> 
> Is there something similar to RedHat's CVE listings by year and number
hosted by anyone in the CentOS community or by CentOS itself for CentOS?  I
haven't had much luck with my GoogleFu tonight.
> 
> Thanks, 
> Nate
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