Oracle next week plans to release fixes for 37 security flaws across all its products, the company said Tuesday.
The fixes will be delivered April 17 as part of Oracle's quarterly patch cycle. Seven of the bugs are serious and could allow a system running the vulnerable Oracle software to be compromised remotely, the company said in a note on its Web site.
Oracle's advance notification goes further than Microsoft's, which only states the product family for which patches will be released and gives a broad indication of bug severity. Oracle also lists the number of vulnerabilities it plans to patch and gives details of which products and components will get fixes.
Oracle's "Critical Patch Update" is planned to include 13 fixes for Oracle database products, five for Application Server, 11 for E-Business Suite, and four for PeopleSoft and J.D. Edwards products, according to Oracle's note.
But is the Oracle's boeugs has a relation with the implementation of Google's Gadget, that Oracle has plan to insert with some of his products ? <a href="http://www.myportail.com" title="Annuaire sites web, annonces gratuites (emploi tunisie, immobilier tunisie), annuaire d'entreprises" target="_blank">Portail généraliste</a>
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WAIT A MINUTE!! This article was about Windows flaws, wasn't it???
Sorry Mr. Ellison...
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I mean... worse than Microsoft... that in itself is an achievement worthy of something... (* GRIN *)
Only problem is... I can't seem to figure out what that "something" might be. (* CHUCKLE *)
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