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Oracle Breakable After All

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the well-duh dept.

Billy writes "Unless you've been living in a cave, you've seen Oracle's Unbreakable campaign (Can't break it. Can't break in.), which was kicked-off by Larry Ellison personally at Comdex last November. Now U.K. security researcher David Litchfield says you can break in, thanks to at least seven different security holes in Oracle 9i, according to this SecurityFocus story. Oracle's top security manager is quoted as saying that "unbreakable" doesn't really mean unbreakable, or something."

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  1. Re:Because a script hit it by uigrad_2000 · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    It's been a couple days; I'm curious as to how much attention is still being paid to this thread. Will I be taking the three point karma hit?
    It's now been 7 more days. Let's see what happens.

    BTW, this is ontopic because it addresses the question asked by roystgnr. If you doubt me, look at the Parent

    If you are human moderator that wants to mark me down, please use the "Overrated" selection. If you mark me down as "off-topic", I'll assume you're script-ki33ie.

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