I saw a post on Robert Vollman's blog tonight titled "Protecting PL/SQL Code" which interests me as I am interested in how to unwrap PL/SQL. What Robert says is still good advice as there are no real other options to protect intellectual property written in PL/SQL apart from not shipping the code to the server and also locking down the privileges on the source$ table and the IDL$ tables.
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This is the weblog for Pete Finnigan. Pete works in the area of Oracle security and he specialises in auditing Oracle databases for security issues. This weblog is aimed squarely at those interested in the security of their Oracle databases.
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September 2006
- Nice post on an undocumented function - Reverse - 09/01/2006 by 09/01/2006
- Interesting post about protecting PL/SQL - 09/03/2006 by 09/03/2006
- I will be speaking at the IT Underground in Rome - 09/04/2006 by 09/04/2006
- Nice idea on audition using trace events - 09/05/2006 by 09/05/2006
- Pete Finnigan podcast interview on Oracle security - 09/07/2006 by 09/07/2006
- Nice network trace tool - 09/08/2006 by 09/08/2006
- Identity theft is becoming main stream - 09/09/2006 by 09/09/2006
- IT Underground conference in Rome cancelled at last minute - 09/12/2006 by 09/12/2006
- Cache missing for fun and profit - 09/15/2006 by 09/15/2006
- Pete Finnigan at UKOUG 2006 - 09/18/2006 by 09/18/2006
- Exploit screencasts - 09/19/2006 by 09/19/2006
- Two years of Oracle Security blogging and still going strong - 09/20/2006 by 09/20/2006
- Only 6% of identity theft can be attributed to data theft. - 09/22/2006 by 09/22/2006
- Eddie on another undocumented function - 09/25/2006 by 09/25/2006
- Security Inside - 09/28/2006 by 09/28/2006
- Security professionals at risk from hacking laws - 09/29/2006 by 09/29/2006
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