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Archiv der Kategorie Forensics
Oracle database security incidents
13 Jul 2007 von Alexander Kornbrust.
Searchsecurity.com has some articles about Oracle security incidents. You can find them here and here.
DBAs are talking about a few incidents. Most of the incidents are never reported or never discovered.
After 2.3 million stolen from a DBA it’s time for companies and organizations to start thinking about Oracle security. A good starting point is a Oracle Security Training. We are offering training worldwide.
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David Litchfield starts research for Oracle Forensics Tool (FEDS)
29 Mai 2007 von Alexander Kornbrust.
On the AusCERT2007 conference David Litchfield said that he start the research on a new project called FEDS (Forensic Examiners’ Database Scalpel).
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