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Oracle preps CPU for 41 flaws

Posted by: Bill Brenner

Oracle said Thursday that it is prepping a Critical Patch Bulletin (CPU) to address 41 security holes across its product line.

According to the database giant’s advance CPU bulletin, attackers could exploit the most severe flaws to compromise the database server or the host operating system. Affected products include Oracle
Database, Oracle Application Server, Oracle E-Business Suite and Applications, Oracle Enterprise Manager, Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise and Oracle Siebel SimBuilder.

Oracle releases its security patches on a quarterly basis, and the April 2008 installment will be issued Tuesday.

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