I just saw the first post about new vulnerabilities in the Oracle database on the bugtraq mailing list at Security Focus. The post was made about one hour ago by NGS. The post is titled "Multiple high risk vulnerabilities in Oracle RDBMS 10g/9i" and discusses multiple bugs that have been found and fixed in the first of the new quarterly patch schedule fixes. They also have announced as they did with alert 68 that they will withold details of the actual bugs they have found until April 18 - 3 months later so that customers can get patched first. The post also suggests customers should go to Metalink for the patches.
As of now there are no announcments on Metalink or on OTN or on the Oracle security alerts page with respect to availability of the new patch set but there is a note on the Oracle alerts page to say that its scheduled to be released today.
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January 2005
- Oracle security and content management - 01/01/2005 by 01/01/2005
- Some updates to the Oracle default password list - 01/02/2005 by 01/02/2005
- Nice article on SQL Injection - 01/03/2005 by 01/03/2005
- Frank has a review of Bruce Schneier book "Beyond Fear" - 01/04/2005 by 01/04/2005
- We have moved - 01/05/2005 by 01/05/2005
- Schema difference tool - 01/07/2005 by 01/07/2005
- CREATE SCHEMA - does it do what it says on the tin? - 01/08/2005 by 01/08/2005
- Becoming another user - 01/09/2005 by 01/09/2005
- A nice simple DBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKIT example by Nimzo Benoni - 01/10/2005 by 01/10/2005
- Howard Rogers has a good article about database links - 01/11/2005 by 01/11/2005
- Amis blog has an entry all about OpenVPN - 01/12/2005 by 01/12/2005
- Sarbanes Oxley and Oracle - 01/13/2005 by 01/13/2005
- Adam Martins Oracle password cracker seems to not be available - 01/14/2005 by 01/14/2005
- Great tool for security checking a PC - 01/15/2005 by 01/15/2005
- Penetration testing research and cost effective security - 01/16/2005 by 01/16/2005
- HTML Kit - 01/17/2005 by 01/17/2005
- Security alert released by Pete Finnigan - 01/18/2005 by 01/18/2005
- Alexander Kornbrust has an advisory for CPU - January 2005 - 01/19/2005 by 01/19/2005
- Search Oracle talks about the Critical Patch Update - 01/20/2005 by 01/20/2005
- Translation of www.Heise.de German news article - 01/21/2005 by 01/21/2005
- oops missed off the link - 01/22/2005 by 01/22/2005
- Steve Kost has released an Integrigy advisory for CPU - January 2005 - 01/23/2005 by 01/23/2005
- Tom talks about proxy users - 01/24/2005 by 01/24/2005
- Updated internals and Oracle applications security page - 01/25/2005 by 01/25/2005
- default passwords and Oracle default passwords - 01/26/2005 by 01/26/2005
- Frank has a great blog entry about web application security - 01/27/2005 by 01/27/2005
- Interesting thread on Oracle-l about ftp'ing data into the database - 01/28/2005 by 01/28/2005
- Some interesting comments about CPU - Jan 2005 on c.d.o.s - 01/29/2005 by 01/29/2005
- Andrej Koelewijn talks about google stopping comment spam - 01/30/2005 by 01/30/2005
- Happy birthday to orablogs.com - 01/31/2005 by 01/31/2005
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