Alex has this week released a new version of checkpwd which has versions for Windows, Linux and now also the Mac. The MAc version is for ppc as that is the platform Oracle is available on. Checkpwd has versions that include a big password file, or not and also a version that simply says the password is weak without displaying the actual password that has been cracked. This version also goes back to the openssl code rather than the optimized intel code of the previous version.
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July 2007
- Checkpwd updated and also released for Mac - 07/05/2007 by 07/05/2007
- Please dont SQL Inject a bank - 07/08/2007 by 07/08/2007
- database security bloopers - 07/10/2007 by 07/10/2007
- Apex and its security model - 07/11/2007 by 07/11/2007
- A new Oracle security scanner written in Ruby - 07/13/2007 by 07/13/2007
- Oracle UK systems accused in 'SSH hacking spree' - 07/16/2007 by 07/16/2007
- CPU July 2007 is out - 07/18/2007 by 07/18/2007
- First exploit released for CPU July 2007 - 07/24/2007 by 07/24/2007
- Checksumming on all supported versions of Oracle - 07/31/2007 by 07/31/2007
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