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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundOracle plugs 51 security flaws
January 17, 2007 As part of its quarterly patch cycle, company on Tuesday released fixes for vulnerabilities that affect many of its software products.Oracle plugs 101 security flaws
October 17, 2006 Quarterly patch release fixes 101 vulnerabilities across Oracle's products. Many flaws are serious.Oracle's oops on security flaw
April 11, 2006 Usually secretive about product security, company accidentally posts details about exploit code for an unfixed database flaw.Oracle offering early warning on security fixes
January 11, 2007 Following Microsoft's lead, Oracle has started tipping customers off in advance of upcoming security patches.When security researchers become the problem
July 27, 2005 Oracle's Mary Ann Davidson says myths have grown up around the role of security researchers who seek out software flaws.Oracle to open up on bug severity
October 11, 2006 Business software giant will add severity ratings to its security bulletins, helping customers prioritize patching.Oracle dragging heels on unfixed flaws, researcher says
July 20, 2005 Company has not patched several bugs despite being told about them two years ago, a researcher claims as he puts on pressure by publishing details.This week in software flaws
April 14, 2006 Microsoft releases "critical" IE update that fixes 10 flaws in Web browser, including a high-profile bug that is being used in cyberattacks.New hacker trick may expose Oracle databases
March 1, 2007 update Technique lets intruders exploit flaws previously thought to be insignificant, security researcher says at Black Hat DC.
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