I just came across this short paper by Paul titled "Oracle forensics in a nutshell" and thought it worth a link here. The paper is quite short but covers, a definition of forensics, process methodology, core technical tasks and techniques used, main sources of evidence and legal contexts. As is usual for Paul, there are lots of links and references to follow. Worth a read.
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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 2007
- Bunker has released a 0-day Oracle exploit - 04/02/2007 by 04/02/2007
- Argeniss have released a simple Oracle root kit - 04/03/2007 by 04/03/2007
- 3 new papers on Oracle forensics - 04/04/2007 by 04/04/2007
- Oracle Assessment Toolkit - 04/09/2007 by 04/09/2007
- A new Oracle Security Apprentice? - 04/12/2007 by 04/12/2007
- Oracle Critical Patch Update April 2007 is out - 04/17/2007 by 04/17/2007
- Oracle Updates Leave Critical Windows Flaw - 04/18/2007 by 04/18/2007
- Analysis of April 2007 CPU - 04/19/2007 by 04/19/2007
- NGS have released an analysis for the April CPU 2007 - 04/20/2007 by 04/20/2007
- I am speaking at the Northern Server Technology day tomorrow 24th April - 04/23/2007 by 04/23/2007
- Oracle forensics in a nutshell - 04/28/2007 by 04/28/2007
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