Oracle in the Crosshairs for Week of Exploits - By Sean Michael Kerner
"Oracle database users take heed: December may be a tough month. A security researcher is warning of a week of Oracle database bugs.
The revelation comes after Oracle's recent quarterly patch cycle for its namesake database. It typically yields double-digits' worth of fixes for security flaws. For example, Oracle released an update at the end of October for some 63 flaws in Oracle databases. But even more flaws are lurking that have not yet been disclosed, according to Cesar Cerrudo, founder and CEO of the Argeniss Security Research Team. Now, he's taking up the cause."
Blog
Pete Finnigan's Oracle Security Weblog
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.
[Previous entry: "Oracle Security Patch Causes Insecurity"] [Next entry: "Week of Oracle zero-days planned"]
November 2006
- checkpwd Oracle password cracker now supports multi-core CPU's - 11/01/2006 by 11/01/2006
- There is a newer version of the orabf Oracle password cracker available - 11/03/2006 by 11/03/2006
- Oracle password crackers - 11/06/2006 by 11/06/2006
- 10gR2 and failed_login_attempts - 11/08/2006 by 11/08/2006
- UKOUG starts tomorrow - 11/13/2006 by 11/13/2006
- Securent Could Be a Fine Addition for Oracle - 11/20/2006 by 11/20/2006
- Argeniss are to release an Oracle 0-Day exploit every day for a week - 11/21/2006 by 11/21/2006
- Oracle in the Crosshairs for Week of Exploits - 11/22/2006 by 11/22/2006
- Week of Oracle zero-days planned - 11/23/2006 by 11/23/2006
- Carelessness Runs Amuck With Zero Day Vulnerabilities - 11/24/2006 by 11/24/2006
- Week of Oracle bugs axed--for now? - 11/30/2006 by 11/30/2006
Archives
Syndication
Powered by gm-rss 2.0.0
