Oracle fixes 101 flaws

October 18, 2006

Oracle released its quarterly critical patch update (CPU) Tuesday, fixing 101 flaws across the company's product line. Attackers could exploit 45 of them from remote locations without a username or password.

"The most severe issues are SQL injection and buffer overflow vulnerabilities," said Amichai Shulman, CTO of Foster City, Calif.-based Imperva Inc., a data security firm.

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