Oracle has released a set of security updates for multiple products and platforms.
The company said that the July update includes some 89 fixes for various products throughout its enterprise software lines.
Among the fixes will be six updates for
security flaws in the Oracle Database Server platform. The update will
address flaws including an update to a flaw in the Oracle Net component
which could be remotely exploited without authentication.
The company also released updates for
more than 20 flaws in its Fusion Middleware platform, including some 16
vulnerabilities which would allow for remote exploitation without the
need for prior authentication.
Other updates included 16 fixes for
vulnerabilities in the oracle Sun product line, including the Solaris,
SPARC Enterprise M Server and Solaris Cluster lines.
Other platforms receiving security
updates were Hyperion, Enterprise Manager and the oracle Applications
E-Business Suite. The company also issued updates for MySQL Server and
the Oracle Linux distribution. The Linux update includes patches to
address a pair of remotely exploitable flaws in the Secure Global
Desktop component.
The company is advising administrators
and users to test and install the patches as soon as possible. Oracle
noted that a number of the updates will be cumulative fixes and will
address previous critical security flaws which may have been left
unpatched.
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