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April 2009 CPU is out

April 15th, 2009 by Pete

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Oracle Corp. issued 43 fixes Tuesday as part of its quarterly Critical Patch Update, repairing flaws in its database management system, application server and application product lines.


"Oracle issues 43 updates, fixes serious database flaws"

Oracle's advisory is here, there are 16 new fixes for the database and two of them can be remotely exploited without authentication (no username or password required) over the network.

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