Researcher: Oracle Needs To Patch 44 More Bugs - By Gregg Keizer
"The bugs range in age from 12 days to two-and-a-half years, says a German security researcher, adding that Oracle plans to fix them, but won't say when.
A German security researcher said this weekend that Oracle products, particularly its flagship database, are vulnerable to 44 bugs, the oldest reported to the Redwood Shores, Calif. developer two-and-a-half years ago, the newest submitted 12 days ago."
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- Patched Oracle database 'still vulnerable' - 05/01/2006 by 05/01/2006
- Researcher: Oracle Needs To Patch 44 More Bugs - 05/03/2006 by 05/03/2006
- Oracle keeps many users waiting on April patches - 05/04/2006 by 05/04/2006
- Interesting thoughts on the Andrew Max blog about the recent 0-day view issue - 05/05/2006 by 05/05/2006
- Patched Oracle database still at risk, bughunter says - 05/06/2006 by 05/06/2006
- An Oracle security blog from Oracle - 05/07/2006 by 05/07/2006
- Oracle Internals: A good post by Doug about DUDE - 05/08/2006 by 05/08/2006
- Oracle refuses to learn its lesson, experts say - 05/11/2006 by 05/11/2006
- David Litchfield has a new blog - 05/15/2006 by 05/15/2006
- Egor Starostin has a blog - 05/16/2006 by 05/16/2006
- Password recommendations on Eddies blog - 05/18/2006 by 05/18/2006
- An excellent post by Lucas about object chnages and RSS feeds - 05/22/2006 by 05/22/2006
- Cisco, others invest $6.3m in Guardium - 05/23/2006 by 05/23/2006
- Exploiting and protecting Oracle - 05/25/2006 by 05/25/2006
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- Views on Mary Ann and an article about buggy code - 05/31/2006 by 05/31/2006
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