Oracle fixes 101 flaws - By Bill Brenner
"Oracle released its quarterly critical patch update (CPU) Tuesday, fixing 101 flaws across the company's product line. Attackers could exploit 45 of them from remote locations without a username or password."
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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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October 2006
- Oracle promises tighter security for SOAs - 10/01/2006 by 10/01/2006
- SQLGotcha version 3.0 is available - 10/03/2006 by 10/03/2006
- A portal exploit or security advice - 10/04/2006 by 10/04/2006
- Oracle 11i and SSO - 10/06/2006 by 10/06/2006
- Using JAZN LDAP for security in Portal - 10/07/2006 by 10/07/2006
- Data breaches near 94 million - 10/08/2006 by 10/08/2006
- Tom has discovered a PL/SQL oddity - 10/09/2006 by 10/09/2006
- Oracle will improve the CPU documentation with the Oct 17th 2006 CPU - 10/11/2006 by 10/11/2006
- Security bug in 10.2.0.2 not fixed yet - 10/13/2006 by 10/13/2006
- SANS Oracle S.C.O.R.E. document has been updated - 10/14/2006 by 10/14/2006
- Oracle to provide clearer vulnerability ratings - 10/16/2006 by 10/16/2006
- October 2006 Critical Patch Update (CPU) is out - 10/17/2006 by 10/17/2006
- Oracle plugs 101 security flaws - 10/18/2006 by 10/18/2006
- Oracle releases 101 patches in quarterly update - 10/20/2006 by 10/20/2006
- Users look for details on Oracle's next database - 10/23/2006 by 10/23/2006
- BT buys security outsourcer Counterpane - 10/26/2006 by 10/26/2006
- Best Practice for securing E-Business Suite updated - 10/27/2006 by 10/27/2006
- myspace hacked - 10/30/2006 by 10/30/2006
- Jonathan Lewis has a new weblog - 10/31/2006 by 10/31/2006
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