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oracleSilent.txt
Posted Jul 15, 2005
Authored by Alexander Kornbrust | Site red-database-security.com

It appears that Oracle may have silently fixed additional bugs in their recent security bugfix release.

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oracleSilent.txt

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Hello BugTraq-Reader

After reading the patch documentation and some tests with the CPU July
2005 I found out that Oracle fixed some security bugs silently without
mention these bugs in their current risk matrix.

Detailed information about most of these bugs are not available via
Metalink but in many cases the description is sufficient for a malicious
attacker
(e.g. "/DAV_PUBLIC IS NOT PROTECTED BY DEFAULT ENABLING MALITIOUS USER
TO FILL IT UP")


For OHS 9.0.2.3:
3174425 - OHS CRASHES WITH A SPECIFIC REQUEST
3396862 - MOD_OSSO DOES NOT EXPIRE PARTNER APPLICATION COOKIES

For Mod_Oradav 9.0.2.3:
2576249 - /DAV_PUBLIC IS NOT PROTECTED BY DEFAULT ENABLING MALITIOUS
USER TO FILL IT UP
2544464 - ORAALTPASSWORD SHOULD BE ENCRYPTED AND NOT JUST OBFUSCATED

For Webcache 9.0.2.3
2972458 - WEBCACHE SERVES DOCUMENTS AT 40 BIT ENCRYPTION WHEN 128
SPECIFIED IN OHS

For OHS 9.0.3.1:
3164583 - INACTIVITY TIMEOUT CAN BE BYPASSED USING BROWSER BACK BUTTON
2701804 - OHS HANGS: NO BUFFER SPACE AVAILABLE: ACCEPT: (CLIENT SOCKET)
3174425 - OHS CRASHES WITH A SPECIFIC REQUEST

For DB 9.0.1.4 or DB 9.0.1.5
3889519 - UPLOAD IN SSL DOES NOT WORK WITH IE AFTER SECALERT 68 OR DB
PATCH
9015

DB 9.0.1.5Fips Patch 4 : 4340015
4067484 SSO SERVER XSS CHECK

DB 9.0.1.5Fips Patch 2 : 4210722
2605435 : MEMORY LEAK WHEN EXECUTING A QUERY THROUGH TAF CONNECTION

This information is available at
https://www.red-database-security.com/whitepaper/cpu_july_2005_silently_f
ixed_bugs.html


Regards

Alexander Kornbrust
Red-Database-Security GmbH


PS: Don't miss the Oracle Security related talks at Black Hat 2005 in
Las Vegas. I will show how to
circumvent Oracle's database encryption
(dbms_crypto/dbms_obfuscation_toolkit) to decrypt sensitive
information.

All Oracle Security related topics at the Black Hat 2005 USA.

https://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-05/bh-usa-05-speakers.html#Cerrudo
https://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-05/bh-usa-05-speakers.html#Fayo
https://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-05/bh-usa-05-speakers.html#Kornbrust
https://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-05/bh-usa-05-speakers.html#Litchfiel
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