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Recently, just in the middle of the summer holidays, Oracle has released the third Critical Patch Advisory for its products. It seems there’s a lot of work going on in Redwood Shore. Oracle has fixed about 319 security vulnerabilities across their products. The Oracle database is relatively prominently represented with 9 security vulnerabilities and a maximal CVSS rating of 9.8. The problem CVE-2018-11058 with such a high CVSS rating is related to Core RDBMS and affects all Oracle releases on various platforms. In addition this vulnerability can also be exploited remotely over the network. 3 of the security bug fixes are for client-only installations.
So you have to patch your database servers as well the clients.Oracle Unified Directory itself is not mentioned in the. But the MOS note Information And Bug Listing of Oracle Unified Directory Bundle Patches: 12.2.1.3.x (12cR2PS3) Version does provide information on the latest bundle patch for OUD. Beside this patch, There are updates for Oracle WebLogic and Oracle Java as well (see links below).The highest CVSS Base Score of vulnerabilities affecting Oracle Database Server is 9.8. The following components are affected:. Oracle 11.2 Core RDBMS, Java VM, Oracle Text. Oracle 12.1 Core RDBMS, Java VM, Oracle Text.
Oracle 12.2 Core RDBMS, Java VM, Oracle Text, Spatial. Oracle 18c Core RDBMS, Java VM, Oracle Text, Spatial. Oracle 19c Core RDBMS, Java VMOracle Java VM is not installed by default.
It is therefore recommended that you check your database environment to see if it is necessary to apply this critical patch update.For Oracle Fusion Middleware the situation looks somehow different. The Critical Patch Update includes not less than 33 fixes for vulnerabilities. Several of the vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication and are rated with the highest CVSS rating of 9.8.By the way, I’ve just update my Docker build scripts for Oracle Databases as well Oracle Unified Directory on to use the latest release updates. Ok, I still haven’t improved the documentation, but at least the build scripts are up to date. П™‚A few links related to this Critical Patch Update. Critical Patch Update (CPU) Program July 2019 Patch Availability Document (PAD). Information And Bug Listing of Oracle Unified Directory Bundle Patches: 12.2.1.3.x (12cR2PS3) Version.
Information And Bug Listing of Oracle Unified Directory Bundle Patches: 11.1.2.3.x (11gR2PS3) Version. Patch Set Update (PSU) Release Listing for Oracle WebLogic Server (WLS). All Java SE Downloads on MOS. Oracle Database and Oracle Unified Directory build scripts. Setup and initialisation scripts for Oracle environments.
Oracle has recently published the Critical Patch Update Advisory for the October 2018. It’s once more quite a heavy update with not less than 301 security vulnerability fixes across the Oracle products. The Oracle database is relatively prominently represented with 3 security vulnerabilities and a maximal CVSS rating of 9.8. The problem CVE-2018-3259 with such a high CVSS rating is related to OJVM and affects all Oracle releases on various platforms. In addition, two of the vulnerabilities are remotely exploitable without authentication.
None of the security bug fixes are for client-only installations. So you just have to patch your database servers.Oracle Unified Directory itself is not mentioned in the. But the MOS note Information And Bug Listing of Oracle Unified Directory Bundle Patches: 12.2.1.3.x (12cR2PS3) Version does provide information on the latest bundle patch for OUD. Beside this patch, There are updates for Oracle WebLogic and Oracle Java as well (see links below).The highest CVSS Base Score of vulnerabilities affecting Oracle Database Server is 9.8.
The following components are affected:. Oracle Text.
Java VM. Rapid Home ProvisioningOracle Java VM is not installed by default. It is therefore recommended that you check your database environment to see if it is necessary to apply this critical patch update.For Oracle Fusion Middleware the situation looks somehow different. The Critical Patch Update includes not less than 56 fixes for vulnerabilities. Several of the vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication and are rated with the highest CVSS rating of 9.8.A few links related to this Critical Patch Update.
Critical Patch Update (CPU) Program October 2018 Patch Availability Document (PAD). Information And Bug Listing of Oracle Unified Directory Bundle Patches: 12.2.1.3.x (12cR2PS3) Version. Information And Bug Listing of Oracle Unified Directory Bundle Patches: 11.1.2.3.x (11gR2PS3) Version. Patch Set Update (PSU) Release Listing for Oracle WebLogic Server (WLS).
All Java SE Downloads on MOS. Today Oracle has published the Pre-Release Announcement for the July 2018 Critical Patch Update. It’s quite a heavy update with not less than 334 security vulnerability fixes across the Oracle products. The Oracle database is relatively prominently represented with 3 security vulnerabilities and a maximal CVSS rating of 9.8. Of the vulnerabilities is remotely exploitable without authentication.
But none of the security bug fixes is for client-only installations. So you just have to patch your database servers.Oracle Unified Directory itself is not mentioned in the. But since there are updates for Oracle WebLogic, Oracle Java and Oracle Internet Directory, I assume there will follow a patch update for Oracle Unified Directory in a couple of days.The highest CVSS Base Score of vulnerabilities affecting Oracle Database Server is 9.8. The following components are affected:.
Core RDBMS. Java VM. Oracle Spatial (jackson-databind)We will see all the details next Tuesday when Oracle is officially releasing the Critical Patch Update for July 2018. Next week I’ll have a closer look and do some test installations. I am particularly interested in why there is a patch for Oracle Database Server 18.2.
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Still just Oracle Cloud and Exadata or will we soon see an Oracle Database release 18c for on-premises?More details about the patch will follow soon on the Oracle Security Pages. Or posted here 🙂.
Oracle recently released the spring Critical Patch Advisory. It is the first critical patch update, which also includes fixes for Oracle 18c. Over all it includes 254 new security fixes across the product families. Overall a rather large update, although only a security vulnerability is patched for the Oracle databases. This vulnerability is not remotely exploitable without authentication and is not applicable to client-only installations. The CVSS Rating is 8.5 for Oracle Database 11.2.0.4, 12.1.0.2, 12.2.0.1 and 18.1.0.0 on any operating system.
According to Oracle the following component is affected:. Java VMOracle Java VM is not installed by default. It is therefore recommended that you check your database environment to see if it is necessary to apply this critical patch update.For Oracle Fusion Middleware the situation looks somehow different.
The Critical Patch Update includes not less than 30 fixes for vulnerabilities. Several of the vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication and are rated with the highest CVSS rating of 9.8.More details about the patch will follow soon on the Oracle Security Pages. Or posted here 🙂By the way, Oracle improved the table which lists the affected products and components in there. Oracle Database is not a the top of the table any more.
The Oracle open world 2017 is over, the dust just settled down. A perfect time for Oracle to release the October critical patch advisory. With not less than 270 new security vulnerability fixes across the Oracle products it seems to be a rather huge update. From the DB perspective it is nothing unusual. It contains 6 new security fixes for vulnerabilities on Oracle Database 11.2.0.4, 12.1.0.2 and 12.2.0.1. 2 of the vulnerabilities can be used remotely without authentication, but none of the vulnerabilities affect Oracle client installations.
Overall the highest CVSS Rating is 8.8 for Oracle Database Server 11.2.0.4 on Windows respectively 7.8 for 12.1.0.2 on Windows and Linux. According to Oracle the following components are affected:. Core RDBMS. Java VM. XML Database.
RDBMS Security. Spatial (Apache Groovy). WLM (Apache Tomcat)Not all of these components are installed by default.
It is therefore recommended that you check your database environment to see if it is necessary to apply this critical patch update. OK, I guess Core RDBMS is part of you database setup 🙂For Oracle Fusion Middleware the situation looks somehow different. The Critical Patch Update includes not less than 40 fixes for vulnerabilities. Up to 26 vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication and are rated with the highest CVSS rating of 9.8.More details about the patch will follow soon on the Oracle Security Pages.
Or posted here 🙂By the way, Oracle improved the table which lists the affected products and components in there. Oracle Database is not a the top of the table any more. Last night Oracle released there new Critical Patch Update. From the DB perspective it is a rather small patch update. It just includes 2 fixes for security vulnerabilities on Oracle database 11.2.0.4 and 12.1.0.2. None of the vulnerabilities are remote exploitable without authentication but one fix is also for client only installations.
The highest CVSS Base Score of vulnerabilities affecting Oracle Database Server 11.2.0.4 on Windows is 7.2 The following components are affected:. OJVM. SQL.Plus / Local LogonAccording to MOS Note Patch Set Update and Critical Patch Update April 2017 Availability Document, there should also be a OJVM PSU for Oracle 12.2.0.1. But the Patch is not yet available.For Oracle Fusion Middleware the situation looks somehow different. The Critical Patch Update includes not less than 31 fixes for vulnerabilities.
Some of the vulnerabilities where some are remote exploitable without authentication and are rated with the highest CVSS rating of 10.0.More details about the patch will follow soon on the Oracle Security Pages. Or posted here 🙂. In general I use Oracle OPatch interactively in command line mode to install patch set updates. But recently I did patch a system cloud based system, with a confusing network timeout.
As expected I did get a broken pipe while executing OPatch. Ok, the system is also damn slow, which is not exactly helpful. Never mind, this was the time to look around for a stable alternative. OPatch should survive potential network / connection lost.A possible solution would be using screen. Unfortunately screen is not available on the HP-UX system, which I use for this particular Critical Patch Update tests. Therefore I’ve searched in MOS and found two helpful notes about using opatch in silent mode.First step is to create a response file for OCM to make sure you do not get ask about security updates.
Oracle @hpux01: / CPU11204 $cdh /OPatch /ocm /bin /emocmrsp -nobanner -output $cdl /oradba /rsp /ocmopatch.rspProvide your email address to be informed of security issues, install andinitiate Oracle Configuration Manager. Easier for you if you use your MyOracle Support Email address /User Name.Visit http: //www.oracle.com /support /policies.html for details.Email address /User Name:You have not provided an email address for notification of security issues.Do you wish to remain uninformed of security issues ( Y es, N o ) N : yThe OCM configuration response file ( /u00 /app /oracle /local /dba /. /oradba /rsp /ocmopatch.rsp ) was successfully created.Second step is to run opatch in silent mode with the response file for the OCM.
Oracle has published the Pre-Release Announcement for the first Critical Patch Update in 2015. This Critical Patch Update contains 167 new security vulnerability fixes across all Oracle products. It looks like that this CPU does contain a bunch of critical security fixes for Oracle databases.
Actually there are 7 fixes for security vulnerabilities, but none of them is remotely exploitable nor are they for client-only installations. Nevertheless the highest CVSS rating is 9.0. I wonder which OS is affected 😉Beside the high CVSS rating, some core components seems to be affected:. Core RDBMS.
DBMSUTILITY. PL/SQL.
Recovery. Workspace Manager.
XML Developer’s Kit for CWe will see all the details later today, when Oracle is officially releasing the Critical Patch Update for January 2015. Together with my colleagues at Trivadis, we’ll have a closer look and do some testing. See alsoMore details about the patch will follow soon on the Oracle Security Pages.
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Or posted here 🙂. Oracle has published the Pre-Release Announcement for the July 2014 Critical Patch Update. It looks like that the next Critical Patch Update is somewhat more extensive from the database point of view. It does contain six bug fix for some major security issues. Some of the vulnerabilities may be remotely exploitable without authentication.
The security bug fixes are for the Oracle Database Server as well for client-only installations.The highest CVSS Base Score of vulnerabilities affecting Oracle Database Server is 9.0. The following components are affected:. Network Layer.
RDBMS Core. XML ParserWe will see all the details next Tuesday when Oracle is officially releasing official Critical Patch Update for April 2014. Next week I’ll have a closer look and do some test installations.More details about the patch will follow soon on the Oracle Security Pages. Or posted here 🙂.