Oracle plans to release 88 security patches next Tuesday to fix Security Vulnerabilities found in its products.
Oracle said that some of these security vulnerabilities have affected multiple products, and it is recommended that users and developers add these patches as soon as possible.
These patches include:
- Four patches are used to fix Oracle Database vulnerabilities. Three of these vulnerabilities can be exploited remotely without logon verification.
- 22 patches are used to fix Fusion middleware vulnerabilities. Eight of these vulnerabilities allow attackers to log on without a username or password. The CVSS score for a vulnerability in Fusion middleware JRockit is as high as 10.0, which is the most serious level.
- 25 patches are used to fix vulnerabilities in the Oracle Sun series, including the extended GlassFish application server and Solaris operating system.
- Six patches are used to fix vulnerabilities in the MySQL database.
- Other patches are used to fix vulnerabilities in industrial application products such as epoch, grid control, E-Business Suite, Siebel CRM, and lelesoft.
