Oracle expert warns of weakness in PL/SQL - By Bill Brenner
"The protective wrapping around the programming language used to write procedures and commands in the Oracle Corp. database isn't as ironclad as some might expect. In fact, one expert claims it can be unraveled to access sensitive data.
That warning comes from Pete Finnigan, an author and keeper of a blog on the subject of Oracle security."
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Pete Finnigan's Oracle Security Weblog
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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- High bidders with low motives - 08/08/2006 by 08/08/2006
- Defcon 2006: Oracle not so "unbreakable" - 08/09/2006 by 08/09/2006
- Oracle Database Patch Sets - 08/14/2006 by 08/14/2006
- Stephen Kost has a new Oracle security blog - 08/15/2006 by 08/15/2006
- Oracle expert warns of weakness in PL/SQL - 08/17/2006 by 08/17/2006
- MatriXay a new way to penetration test web apps and databases - 08/18/2006 by 08/18/2006
- Oracle root kits part 2 - 08/21/2006 by 08/21/2006
- 9.2.0.8 is out for Windows, MVS and HP/UX - 08/22/2006 by 08/22/2006
- Mr. Know-IT-All's Oracle Security Challenge - 08/24/2006 by 08/24/2006
- Unpatched enterprise security bugs proliferate - 08/25/2006 by 08/25/2006
- Spotlight on Oracle security - 08/26/2006 by 08/26/2006
- 9.2.0.8 on Linux is out - 08/28/2006 by 08/28/2006
- Nice post on the Logica blog about LDAP user info - 08/29/2006 by 08/29/2006
- New additional syndication feeds for this blog - 08/30/2006 by 08/30/2006
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