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Stephen Kost has a new Oracle security blog

August 15th, 2006 by Pete

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I made a note a couple of weeks ago that Steve kost has started an Oracle security blog. Its got a few posts already. Steve specialises in Oracle Applications (also known as E-Business Suite) security. He has a few good posts already:

11i: How to Check for Correct APPLSYSPUB Privileges in 11i

11i: 07_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY and Auditors

Google Source Code Bug Finder

Un-patched Oracle Database Bugs - E-Business Suite Impact

and the most recent two posts that mention Black Hat and my PL/SQL unwrapping paper:

Bad Oracle Security Press Coming Soon

Unwrapping PL/SQL

keep an eye out on Steves blog it should be worth reading. I have also added it to my Oracle blogs aggregator


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