I just wanted to post a link to the short talk I did at the InfoSec conference earlier this year (2006) in London. The paper is called "How to Secure Oracle in 20 Minutes" and is quite a nice short paper that makes the point that you cannot secure Oracle in 20 minutes but you can learn that you have a problem in 20 minutes and start to take action. The thing I learned from this is its much easier to hack Oracle than to secure it. Anyone running Oracle should learn this.
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December 2006
- Oracle launches identity governance project - 12/01/2006 by 12/01/2006
- Tension between security vendors, bug hunters continues to simmer - 12/04/2006 by 12/04/2006
- The Best of Oracle Security 2006 (in German) - 12/05/2006 by 12/05/2006
- 10.2.0.3 for Linux and Windows is out - 12/06/2006 by 12/06/2006
- Pete Finnigan's Oracle Security Masterclass UKOUG 2006 available - 12/07/2006 by 12/07/2006
- Nice paper on Securing Web Applications - 12/08/2006 by 12/08/2006
- Oracle XE, where are the security patches? - 12/12/2006 by 12/12/2006
- Evading Oracle IDS and audit appliances - 12/20/2006 by 12/20/2006
- Oracle 11g will have SHA-1 hashed passwords and case sensitive passwords - 12/21/2006 by 12/21/2006
- Integrigy have released a completely new version of their listener check tool - 12/23/2006 by 12/23/2006
- Happy new year!! - 12/29/2006 by 12/29/2006
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