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Latest Oracle CPU is out
July 15th, 2009 by Pete
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The latest in the reasonably long line of Oracle quarterly CPU's is now out. It was available yesterday evening UK time. I was out teaching my two day class for the last two days so missed it until this morning. The CPU seems quite busy this time but including some serious bugs that Oracle are recommending that you as customers of Oracle install the patch as soon as possible. The number of bugs in the database itself is slightly lower as is the total fixes this time, 10 (actually the table shows 12 as two OEM bugs are included) / 30 respectively. The Oracle's advisory is here.
This quarter I also get a credit on Oracle's advisory for contributions to the "Security In Depth" program. This is a program where researchers and customers help Oracle make significant changes to the core code or documentation but are not of sufficient nature to be included in a CPU. See the advisory for links to details of this program. It's nice to know you get recognised even if a fic is not directly included in the CPU.
