Oracle unleashes security horde
PrintFixes for 65-strong swarm of bugs
Posted in Software & Security, 19th July 2006 12:00 GMT
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Oracle's security organ has splurged 65 patches on customers in its quarterly update.
The new code papers cracks in the firm's database, application server, and e-business suite products.
Many of the problems are caused by a proprietary networking protocol called Oracle Net which has come under scrutiny from security types in the past year, reports TechWorld. A fix for a hole in Oracle 10g made public on BugTraq in April is included too.
Find the Oracle update page here, and look forward to another exciting installment on October 17.®
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