I noticed Shay Shmeltzer's blog post about XSLT debugging the other day on http://www.orablogs.com - (broken link) orablogs and made a note to have a look. I like to have a look at all things Oracle security related, some general security stuff, Oracle internals and undocumented Oracle and I am always interested in things like debuggers. Debuggers, whilst being incredibly useful for developers of the languages or environments that they are each aimed at are also useful for security researchers. Debuggers often reveal much more information about structure and form than any normal programming, editing or application interface. If you like to know more about an environment a debugger is a great tool for exploring. So when I saw Shay's post titled http://www.orablogs.com/shay/archives/000988.html - (broken link) XSLT Debugging I was interested to read further.
This post leads the reader to a viewlet that shows how to debug an XSLT process with JDeveloper 10.1.3. This is a great webpage that is worth looking at as its very well created and written. It takes you at a reasonable pace through a test session. Nice paper and well worth looking at.
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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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April 2005
- New presentation on advanced SQL Injection - 04/01/2005 by 04/01/2005
- identity theft and database security - 04/02/2005 by 04/02/2005
- Alex Kornbrusts repscan tested and added to oracle security tools page - 04/03/2005 by 04/03/2005
- Pete's audit scripts updated - 04/04/2005 by 04/04/2005
- Amis Blog talks about writable external tables - 04/05/2005 by 04/05/2005
- SearchOracle has an excellent Oracle security links page - 04/06/2005 by 04/06/2005
- Alex Kornbrust has a new paper on google hacking and Oracle - 04/08/2005 by 04/08/2005
- An interesting post by Mark - 04/09/2005 by 04/09/2005
- O'Reilly CodeZoo - 04/11/2005 by 04/11/2005
- CPU April 12 - 2005 is released - 04/12/2005 by 04/12/2005
- InternetNews.com has a news item about CPU 2 - 04/13/2005 by 04/13/2005
- CPU 12 April researchers advisories - 04/14/2005 by 04/14/2005
- Another interesting Oracle-l thread on Oracle security auditing - 04/15/2005 by 04/15/2005
- Another news item about CPU 12 April - 04/16/2005 by 04/16/2005
- Interesting analysis of CPU 12 April - "To patch or not to patch" - 04/17/2005 by 04/17/2005
- Esteban Martínez Fayó releases his security advisories for CPU 12 April - 04/18/2005 by 04/18/2005
- Frank has a good review of a secure coding book - 04/19/2005 by 04/19/2005
- Tom Kyte has started a blog - 04/20/2005 by 04/20/2005
- Frank has a nice document recommendations - 04/22/2005 by 04/22/2005
- Some updated links on my Oracle security papers page - 04/23/2005 by 04/23/2005
- View privileges - 04/25/2005 by 04/25/2005
- A new paper on Oracle database passwords - 04/26/2005 by 04/26/2005
- Mark Coleman talks about Oracle and SOX compliance - 04/27/2005 by 04/27/2005
- Ed also talked about Tom and direct dictionary editing - 04/28/2005 by 04/28/2005
- Mark has a post about Oracle's talks to buy Siebel - 04/29/2005 by 04/29/2005
- Alex has added an Oracle exploits page to his site - 04/30/2005 by 04/30/2005
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