Breakable

Breakable
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2002-01-16

A U.K. security expert is preparing to unveil a trove of serious vulnerabilities in Oracle's database products. Can the company redefine 'unbreakable' in time?

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14 evaluations missed what 1 guy found... 2002-01-16
Anonymous (5 replies)

14 evaluations missed what 1 guy found... 2002-01-16
Anonymous (3 replies)

14 evaluations missed what 1 guy found... 2002-01-17
Anonymous

14 evaluations missed what 1 guy found... 2002-01-17
Brad C. Johnson, Vice President, SystemExperts Corp.

Not just some guy 2002-01-17
BLKMGK

14 evaluations missed what 1 guy found... 2002-01-17
Paul Robinson

I wonder how many of those 14 evaluations were from people paid by Oracle to provide their opinion and how many of them were from people that could expect NOT to be hired for evaluations again if the evaluation was negative or unfavorable?

You have to wonder when a company sells a product that prohibits customers from telling others how the product works compared to other products, why they are so fearful of people knowing how good or bad their product is.

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PGU 2002-01-16
Anonymous (1 replies)

PGU 2002-01-17
Anonymous

Breakable 2002-01-17
Anonymous (2 replies)

Breakable 2002-01-17
KZ

Breakable 2002-01-17
Anonymous

Schneier is right 2002-01-17
Anonymous (1 replies)

Schneier is right 2002-01-17
Brad C. Johnson, Vice President, SystemExperts Corp.

Breakable 2002-01-17
drama at slakin d0t n3t (1 replies)

Breakable 2002-01-17
Anonymous

What Oracle means by UnBreakable 2002-01-17
Anonymous (3 replies)

What Oracle means by UnBreakable 2002-01-17
whatever

UnBreakable <- Can't break in? 2002-01-18
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