Oracle Applications 11i has a security weakness where passwords are encrypted with keys that can be decrypted, allowing access to any user account. This is due to passwords being encrypted with the APPS database password instead of a strong hash. With access to a production or cloned database, an insider can use published exploit code to decrypt passwords. Most Oracle 11i implementations are vulnerable to some degree unless strong access controls are in place.
This document provides an API reference guide for Oracle Process Manufacturing. It contains information on APIs for areas such as cost management, process planning, quality management, process execution, and product development. The document includes a preface, table of contents and chapters describing the API packages and listings for each functional area. It is intended to help developers understand and use the Oracle Process Manufacturing APIs.
The document discusses web application security and SQL injections. It defines a web application as any application served via HTTP/HTTPS from a remote server. Web applications often collect sensitive personal data, so security is important to protect privacy and limit legal liability. Hackers can exploit vulnerabilities like SQL injections to access unauthorized data. The document outlines common SQL injection techniques, like modifying queries with additional commands or UNION operators, and recommends best practices like parameterized queries and input validation to prevent SQL injections.
This document provides an overview and introduction to the Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide. It contains information about the primary author and contributors to the guide. It also includes standard legal information and notes about intended use and government use. The document contains a table of contents that lists the chapters included in the guide.
This document provides implementation instructions for Oracle Supplier Ship and Debit. It discusses integration with other Oracle applications, setting up profile options and communication channels, implementing supplier ship and debit functionality including using flexfields and defining users, concurrent programs for processing, and lookups. The document contains three chapters and an appendix on lookups.
Using oracle-erp-cloud-adapter-oracle-integrationSwapnil Khoke
The document provides information about using the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter with Oracle Integration. It discusses the adapter's capabilities including supported business events for SCM, procurement, financials, and project portfolio management applications. It also describes restrictions, supported application versions, and the typical workflow for creating an adapter connection and adding it to an integration. Common integration patterns using the adapter are demonstrated, such as configuring callbacks, uploading files, invoking endpoints dynamically, and invoking import jobs. Troubleshooting tips are also provided.
Actor Model Import FlexConnector for Databaseprotect724rkeer
The document provides information about configuring and using the Actor Model Import FlexConnector for Database to import identity data from SQL databases into the ArcSight ESM actor model. It describes the connector's assumptions and components, the different types of attributes (base, account, role) that can be imported, how to write SQL queries to perform initial and ongoing imports, and how to install and configure the connector. It also provides examples of time-based and ID-based parser templates that can be used with the connector.
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The document discusses Oracle's strategy for tailoring cloud applications. It provides an overview of Oracle's composers which allow business analysts and developers to customize applications without coding. The composers allow tweaking out-of-the-box configurations, adding new fields and pages, and more. The document also discusses Oracle's user experience design patterns that provide reusable solutions and ensure consistency across applications. It shares how the patterns improve developer productivity and user satisfaction. Finally, it provides information on learning more about Oracle's user experience strategy online.
Actor Model Import Connector for Microsoft Active Directory Release Notesprotect724rkeer
This document provides release notes for version 7.0.7.728 of the HPE Security ArcSight Actor Model Import Connector for Microsoft Active Directory. The connector imports data from Microsoft Active Directory into ArcSight IdentityView to populate common sessions and active lists. The release includes updated support for the Linux platform and fixes a vulnerability related to SSLv3 protocol. It notes some known limitations including supporting import to only one ArcSight Manager and using simple clear-text authentication.
This document provides an API reference guide for Oracle Process Manufacturing. It contains information on APIs for areas such as cost management, process planning, quality management, process execution, and product development. The document includes a preface, table of contents and chapters describing the API packages and listings for each functional area. It is intended to help developers understand and use the Oracle Process Manufacturing APIs.
The document discusses web application security and SQL injections. It defines a web application as any application served via HTTP/HTTPS from a remote server. Web applications often collect sensitive personal data, so security is important to protect privacy and limit legal liability. Hackers can exploit vulnerabilities like SQL injections to access unauthorized data. The document outlines common SQL injection techniques, like modifying queries with additional commands or UNION operators, and recommends best practices like parameterized queries and input validation to prevent SQL injections.
This document provides an overview and introduction to the Oracle Customer Data Librarian User Guide. It contains information about the primary author and contributors to the guide. It also includes standard legal information and notes about intended use and government use. The document contains a table of contents that lists the chapters included in the guide.
This document provides implementation instructions for Oracle Supplier Ship and Debit. It discusses integration with other Oracle applications, setting up profile options and communication channels, implementing supplier ship and debit functionality including using flexfields and defining users, concurrent programs for processing, and lookups. The document contains three chapters and an appendix on lookups.
Using oracle-erp-cloud-adapter-oracle-integrationSwapnil Khoke
The document provides information about using the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter with Oracle Integration. It discusses the adapter's capabilities including supported business events for SCM, procurement, financials, and project portfolio management applications. It also describes restrictions, supported application versions, and the typical workflow for creating an adapter connection and adding it to an integration. Common integration patterns using the adapter are demonstrated, such as configuring callbacks, uploading files, invoking endpoints dynamically, and invoking import jobs. Troubleshooting tips are also provided.
Actor Model Import FlexConnector for Databaseprotect724rkeer
The document provides information about configuring and using the Actor Model Import FlexConnector for Database to import identity data from SQL databases into the ArcSight ESM actor model. It describes the connector's assumptions and components, the different types of attributes (base, account, role) that can be imported, how to write SQL queries to perform initial and ongoing imports, and how to install and configure the connector. It also provides examples of time-based and ID-based parser templates that can be used with the connector.
Con8493 simplified ui 2013 tailoring dubois_evers_teter_o'broin_uob_partnerBerry Clemens
The document discusses Oracle's strategy for tailoring cloud applications. It provides an overview of Oracle's composers which allow business analysts and developers to customize applications without coding. The composers allow tweaking out-of-the-box configurations, adding new fields and pages, and more. The document also discusses Oracle's user experience design patterns that provide reusable solutions and ensure consistency across applications. It shares how the patterns improve developer productivity and user satisfaction. Finally, it provides information on learning more about Oracle's user experience strategy online.
Actor Model Import Connector for Microsoft Active Directory Release Notesprotect724rkeer
This document provides release notes for version 7.0.7.728 of the HPE Security ArcSight Actor Model Import Connector for Microsoft Active Directory. The connector imports data from Microsoft Active Directory into ArcSight IdentityView to populate common sessions and active lists. The release includes updated support for the Linux platform and fixes a vulnerability related to SSLv3 protocol. It notes some known limitations including supporting import to only one ArcSight Manager and using simple clear-text authentication.
Con8442 fusion functional setup managerBerry Clemens
Functional Setup Manager is a tool that standardizes and simplifies the implementation of Oracle Fusion Applications. It provides a guided workflow for configuring offerings, automates prerequisite tasks, and allows for one-click export and import of configuration packages. This reduces implementation times and costs while ensuring consistency. The tool offers comprehensive reporting and customization options so customers can tailor configurations to their specific business needs.
The document summarizes new security features in Oracle Advanced Security for Oracle8i Release 8.1.6, including enhancements to encryption, authentication, authorization, and single sign-on. It provides stronger encryption algorithms, secures additional protocols like IIOP and JDBC, and adds support for SSL-based single sign-on and integration with directory services and PKI solutions like Entrust for centralized user management across databases.
Oracle Application Server (OAS) is an integrated software platform for deploying enterprise applications. It includes Oracle HTTP Server, OC4J containers for Java EE applications, and supports a wide range of application types. OAS provides tools for development, integration with legacy systems, security features like authentication and SSL, and system management capabilities like scalability, load balancing, and monitoring. The document discusses the history, benefits, features, and services of OAS.
Single Sign-On (SSO) allows a user to authenticate once and access multiple applications and systems without reauthenticating. SSO uses a centralized authentication repository, the Oracle Internet Directory (OID), to validate users as they move between applications. The SSO component interacts with Oracle HTTP Server and formats SSO information for use by external systems using protocols like XML. The Metadata Repository (Infrastructure) provides common management of Application Server instances and components. Oracle Management Server (OMS) allows centralized management of Application Server farms using Oracle Enterprise Manager. TopLink enables object persistence by mapping Java objects to database tables.
The document discusses implementing a user hook in Oracle Absence Management to prevent employees from overbooking leaves. It describes how the business wants to avoid overbooking but the standard application allows it. The solution was to [1] create a custom package that checks leave balances during booking and displays an error message if exceeded, [2] register a user hook to call this package, and [3] add a profile option to control when the check is enforced. This provides flexibility to allow overbooking from the core form but not self-service.
The Oracle Web ADI makes task easy by making it convenient in Microsoft Excel and Word to complete your Oracle E-Business Suite tasks. It works via Internet, presents Oracle E-Business Suite Data in a spreadsheet interface, validates data, enables customization and automatically imports data. The Oracle E-Business Suite task you perform on the desktop is determined by the integrator you select in Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator. Each seeded integrator is delivered with the Oracle E-Business Suite product that provides the functionality being integrated with the desktop.
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The document provides information about deploying JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications using Oracle VM templates. It discusses how the template deployment process reduces installation time from weeks to hours compared to traditional installations. The template contains a preconfigured virtual machine with the operating system, database, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne components and updates. It also outlines the steps to deploy the templates which include downloading, preparing, deploying the templates, and post-deployment tasks. The templates provide a rapid and low-risk way to deploy JD Edwards EnterpriseOne in virtualized environments.
This document discusses blind SQL injection vulnerabilities. It explains that even if error messages are disabled, applications may still be vulnerable to blind SQL injection attacks where the attacker can make true/false queries to extract information from the database. It provides an example of how an attacker could extract the name of a database table one character at a time using such queries. The document recommends moving all SQL statements to stored procedures to prevent user input from modifying the syntax of queries.
Con8289 r12 maintenance tips heisler heisler-con8289Berry Clemens
The document outlines best practices and recommendations for maintaining Oracle E-Business Suite 12 from Oracle Support. It discusses tools like the Patching and Maintenance Advisor, Patch Wizard, Workflow Analyzer, Concurrent Processing Analyzer and Diagnostics that help prevent issues. It also discusses resources like Product Information Centers, communities and social media that help resolve issues. Finally, it discusses tools that help guide upgrades like the Upgrade Advisor and pre-upgrade reports.
SQL injection attack is the most common and difficult to handle attacks now days. SQL injection attack is of five types. In these paper details of SQL injection is mentioned.
Lime for Oracle is software designed to provide complete insight and management of an organization's Oracle licensing. It aims to help users gain clarity on their Oracle license estate, including the actual number of users, risks, opportunities, and costs. The software promises to organize an organization's Oracle licensing, which can otherwise be complex, prone to error, and difficult for organizations to manage without specific tools from Oracle.
WebLogic Server is an application server software that runs Java EE applications and provides services like clustering, load balancing, and failover. It sits in the middle tier of a three-tier architecture, between front-end clients and back-end databases. The presentation discusses WebLogic Server's role in running major Oracle applications like OBIEE, E-Business Suite, its administration using tools like WebLogic Administration Console and Fusion Middleware Control, and how it fits into Oracle's technology stack.
This document provides an overview of Oracle Row Level Security. It discusses how row level security allows data from different departments or companies to be stored in a single database while restricting access to specific rows. It implements security policies through stored functions that add predicates to queries to filter rows. This provides advantages over previous methods like views and triggers that had maintenance and security issues. The document provides a brief example to illustrate how row level security works and the basic steps to set it up.
This document provides steps to install Oracle Apex, a rapid application development tool, on Oracle 11g Express Edition. It outlines 8 steps including installing Oracle 11g XE, creating a tablespace, unzipping the Apex files, running installation scripts, configuring users and passwords, setting the HTTP port, and accessing Apex in a web browser.
SQL injection is a type of attack where malicious SQL statements are inserted into an entry field for execution behind the scenes. It can be used to read or modify data in the database without authorization. Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in an application's use of dynamic SQL queries constructed from user input. Common techniques for SQL injection include altering queries to return additional records or modify database content. Developers can prevent SQL injection by sanitizing all user input, using parameterized queries, and granting only necessary privileges to database users.
SQL injection is a code injection technique where malicious SQL statements are inserted into an entry field for execution (usually to gain access to a database). It works by exploiting applications that concatenate SQL statements and user input without validation or encoding. The document discusses types of SQL injection like error-based, union-based, and blind SQL injection. It also provides examples of SQL injection and recommendations to avoid it like using prepared statements with bound variables and checking/sanitizing all user input.
Senior IT professional with master’s degree in computer applications and 21 years of experience in Middle East and India is currently working as Senior Systems Analyst in Oman. Previously worked as a Oracle Systems Analyst, ERP Administrator, IT Consultant, IT Coordinator, Oracle Developer, PL/SQL Programmer and DBA in Oracle based Enterprise Applications. Passion to learn and implement / upgrade to latest open-source Cloud based ERP / CRM / Enterprise Applications.
This release provides minor updates to Risk Insight 1.1 including updated vulnerability dictionaries, improved installation speed, and fixes to dashboard functionality. It is compatible with ArcSight ESM 6.9.1c and includes known issues such as limited language support and some browser incompatibilities.
- Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) is a suite of integrated enterprise resource planning software modules that help large organizations manage their business and automate many back office functions.
- EBS has a three-tier architecture with a desktop tier, application tier, and database tier. The application tier runs on Oracle Application Server and contains web, forms, and concurrent processing services. The database tier stores all application data in an Oracle database.
- EBS Release 12 introduced a new instance home directory that separates configuration files from shared application code. This makes management and maintenance easier by keeping instance-specific data separate.
Oracle8i Release 8.1.6 includes several new security features including data encryption capabilities, enhancements to virtual private databases, and enterprise user management. It allows encryption of sensitive data in the database, improves access controls in virtual private databases, and introduces centralized management of users and authorization across multiple databases through integration with Oracle Internet Directory.
Con8442 fusion functional setup managerBerry Clemens
Functional Setup Manager is a tool that standardizes and simplifies the implementation of Oracle Fusion Applications. It provides a guided workflow for configuring offerings, automates prerequisite tasks, and allows for one-click export and import of configuration packages. This reduces implementation times and costs while ensuring consistency. The tool offers comprehensive reporting and customization options so customers can tailor configurations to their specific business needs.
The document summarizes new security features in Oracle Advanced Security for Oracle8i Release 8.1.6, including enhancements to encryption, authentication, authorization, and single sign-on. It provides stronger encryption algorithms, secures additional protocols like IIOP and JDBC, and adds support for SSL-based single sign-on and integration with directory services and PKI solutions like Entrust for centralized user management across databases.
Oracle Application Server (OAS) is an integrated software platform for deploying enterprise applications. It includes Oracle HTTP Server, OC4J containers for Java EE applications, and supports a wide range of application types. OAS provides tools for development, integration with legacy systems, security features like authentication and SSL, and system management capabilities like scalability, load balancing, and monitoring. The document discusses the history, benefits, features, and services of OAS.
Single Sign-On (SSO) allows a user to authenticate once and access multiple applications and systems without reauthenticating. SSO uses a centralized authentication repository, the Oracle Internet Directory (OID), to validate users as they move between applications. The SSO component interacts with Oracle HTTP Server and formats SSO information for use by external systems using protocols like XML. The Metadata Repository (Infrastructure) provides common management of Application Server instances and components. Oracle Management Server (OMS) allows centralized management of Application Server farms using Oracle Enterprise Manager. TopLink enables object persistence by mapping Java objects to database tables.
The document discusses implementing a user hook in Oracle Absence Management to prevent employees from overbooking leaves. It describes how the business wants to avoid overbooking but the standard application allows it. The solution was to [1] create a custom package that checks leave balances during booking and displays an error message if exceeded, [2] register a user hook to call this package, and [3] add a profile option to control when the check is enforced. This provides flexibility to allow overbooking from the core form but not self-service.
The Oracle Web ADI makes task easy by making it convenient in Microsoft Excel and Word to complete your Oracle E-Business Suite tasks. It works via Internet, presents Oracle E-Business Suite Data in a spreadsheet interface, validates data, enables customization and automatically imports data. The Oracle E-Business Suite task you perform on the desktop is determined by the integrator you select in Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator. Each seeded integrator is delivered with the Oracle E-Business Suite product that provides the functionality being integrated with the desktop.
Con11257 schifano con11257-best practices for deploying highly scalable virtu...Berry Clemens
The document provides information about deploying JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications using Oracle VM templates. It discusses how the template deployment process reduces installation time from weeks to hours compared to traditional installations. The template contains a preconfigured virtual machine with the operating system, database, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne components and updates. It also outlines the steps to deploy the templates which include downloading, preparing, deploying the templates, and post-deployment tasks. The templates provide a rapid and low-risk way to deploy JD Edwards EnterpriseOne in virtualized environments.
This document discusses blind SQL injection vulnerabilities. It explains that even if error messages are disabled, applications may still be vulnerable to blind SQL injection attacks where the attacker can make true/false queries to extract information from the database. It provides an example of how an attacker could extract the name of a database table one character at a time using such queries. The document recommends moving all SQL statements to stored procedures to prevent user input from modifying the syntax of queries.
Con8289 r12 maintenance tips heisler heisler-con8289Berry Clemens
The document outlines best practices and recommendations for maintaining Oracle E-Business Suite 12 from Oracle Support. It discusses tools like the Patching and Maintenance Advisor, Patch Wizard, Workflow Analyzer, Concurrent Processing Analyzer and Diagnostics that help prevent issues. It also discusses resources like Product Information Centers, communities and social media that help resolve issues. Finally, it discusses tools that help guide upgrades like the Upgrade Advisor and pre-upgrade reports.
SQL injection attack is the most common and difficult to handle attacks now days. SQL injection attack is of five types. In these paper details of SQL injection is mentioned.
Lime for Oracle is software designed to provide complete insight and management of an organization's Oracle licensing. It aims to help users gain clarity on their Oracle license estate, including the actual number of users, risks, opportunities, and costs. The software promises to organize an organization's Oracle licensing, which can otherwise be complex, prone to error, and difficult for organizations to manage without specific tools from Oracle.
WebLogic Server is an application server software that runs Java EE applications and provides services like clustering, load balancing, and failover. It sits in the middle tier of a three-tier architecture, between front-end clients and back-end databases. The presentation discusses WebLogic Server's role in running major Oracle applications like OBIEE, E-Business Suite, its administration using tools like WebLogic Administration Console and Fusion Middleware Control, and how it fits into Oracle's technology stack.
This document provides an overview of Oracle Row Level Security. It discusses how row level security allows data from different departments or companies to be stored in a single database while restricting access to specific rows. It implements security policies through stored functions that add predicates to queries to filter rows. This provides advantages over previous methods like views and triggers that had maintenance and security issues. The document provides a brief example to illustrate how row level security works and the basic steps to set it up.
This document provides steps to install Oracle Apex, a rapid application development tool, on Oracle 11g Express Edition. It outlines 8 steps including installing Oracle 11g XE, creating a tablespace, unzipping the Apex files, running installation scripts, configuring users and passwords, setting the HTTP port, and accessing Apex in a web browser.
SQL injection is a type of attack where malicious SQL statements are inserted into an entry field for execution behind the scenes. It can be used to read or modify data in the database without authorization. Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in an application's use of dynamic SQL queries constructed from user input. Common techniques for SQL injection include altering queries to return additional records or modify database content. Developers can prevent SQL injection by sanitizing all user input, using parameterized queries, and granting only necessary privileges to database users.
SQL injection is a code injection technique where malicious SQL statements are inserted into an entry field for execution (usually to gain access to a database). It works by exploiting applications that concatenate SQL statements and user input without validation or encoding. The document discusses types of SQL injection like error-based, union-based, and blind SQL injection. It also provides examples of SQL injection and recommendations to avoid it like using prepared statements with bound variables and checking/sanitizing all user input.
Senior IT professional with master’s degree in computer applications and 21 years of experience in Middle East and India is currently working as Senior Systems Analyst in Oman. Previously worked as a Oracle Systems Analyst, ERP Administrator, IT Consultant, IT Coordinator, Oracle Developer, PL/SQL Programmer and DBA in Oracle based Enterprise Applications. Passion to learn and implement / upgrade to latest open-source Cloud based ERP / CRM / Enterprise Applications.
This release provides minor updates to Risk Insight 1.1 including updated vulnerability dictionaries, improved installation speed, and fixes to dashboard functionality. It is compatible with ArcSight ESM 6.9.1c and includes known issues such as limited language support and some browser incompatibilities.
- Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) is a suite of integrated enterprise resource planning software modules that help large organizations manage their business and automate many back office functions.
- EBS has a three-tier architecture with a desktop tier, application tier, and database tier. The application tier runs on Oracle Application Server and contains web, forms, and concurrent processing services. The database tier stores all application data in an Oracle database.
- EBS Release 12 introduced a new instance home directory that separates configuration files from shared application code. This makes management and maintenance easier by keeping instance-specific data separate.
Oracle8i Release 8.1.6 includes several new security features including data encryption capabilities, enhancements to virtual private databases, and enterprise user management. It allows encryption of sensitive data in the database, improves access controls in virtual private databases, and introduces centralized management of users and authorization across multiple databases through integration with Oracle Internet Directory.
The document provides information about Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) architecture. It discusses that EBS R12 uses a three-tier architecture with a desktop tier, application tier, and database tier. The application tier contains Oracle Application Server 10g and has web services, forms services, and concurrent processing servers. It also introduces the new instance home directory structure in R12 which separates code, data, and configurations across different tiers for easier maintenance and management of instances.
This document provides a security checklist for hardening an Oracle database, including recommendations to:
1. Install only required database features and options during installation.
2. Lock and expire default user accounts after installation and change passwords for administrative accounts.
3. Enforce strong password policies, including regular password changes, minimum length of 10 characters, complexity requirements, and unique passwords for different accounts.
4. Secure access to the database by restricting permissions, authenticating clients, securing network communication, and applying necessary patches.
This document discusses 5 different application security models: database role based, application role based, application function based, application role and function based, and application table based. For each model, it describes the key tables used to implement the model, how privileges are assigned, and some characteristics of the model. The models aim to provide data security and access protection at the table level through different approaches to assigning privileges to users.
Oracle Applications is an enterprise resource planning software package developed by Oracle Corporation. It includes various modules for functions like finance, manufacturing, supply chain management, and human resources. The key features of Oracle Applications include integrated master data, transaction data, and financial data across modules. A new module can be developed for Oracle Applications by registering the module, creating a schema for it, setting up the necessary directory structure, and building forms for the module using the Form Builder tool while following Oracle's coding standards.
Create a new schema for the new module.
3. Create Forms, Reports, Programs, etc.
Develop all the necessary forms, reports, programs, etc. for the new module functionality.
4. Create Menus, Functions, Responsibilities
Create menus, functions and responsibilities to control access to the new module functionality.
5. Create Tables
Create necessary database tables to store the module data.
6. Create Concurrent Programs
Develop any required concurrent programs.
7. Create API's
Develop any necessary application programming interfaces.
8. Testing
Thoroughly test all the new module components.
9. Deployment
Deploy
Keychain Services provides secure storage of passwords, keys, certificates, and notes for one or more users. A keychain is an encrypted container that holds login information for multiple applications and secure services. In OS X, users unlock their keychain with a single password to provide access, while in iOS each application has access to its own keychain items without prompting the user. Keychain Services makes password management easier by allowing applications to store and retrieve login information with a single API call.
The document discusses iOrange Technology, an IT training company. It provides an overview of Oracle ERP solutions Oracle Applications 11i and R12. It describes iOrange Technology's workshops that include sessions on personality development, technical/functional knowledge improvement, and guidance on implementation projects through working with professionals on live projects.
Oracle Advanced Security addresses the challenges of strong security, single sign-on, and centralized user management through integrated security and directory services. It stores user information in a centralized LDAP-compliant directory to determine user access privileges across multiple Oracle applications. Key features include single sign-on, centralized user administration, separation of users from schemas to reduce accounts, and robust directory services through Oracle Internet Directory.
This document discusses database security issues and threats. It outlines major vulnerabilities like unpatched software, improper configurations, and default passwords. Two major threats are application vulnerabilities and internal employees exploiting systems. The document recommends mitigation strategies like locking default usernames and passwords, enforcing strong password policies, auditing privileges, and following the principle of least privilege. It also provides examples of SQL injection attacks and recommends error handling and use of bind variables as solutions.
The document discusses SQL injection in Oracle-based applications. It begins by defining SQL injection and explaining how it works by manipulating user-supplied data to alter SQL statements. It then provides examples of how SQL can be injected into Oracle to extract data, enumerate privileges, and abuse stored procedures. The document concludes by discussing ways to prevent SQL injection, such as avoiding dynamic SQL, using bind variables, and following the principle of least privilege.
The document discusses the technical architecture changes between Oracle Applications 11i and Release 12 (R12). Key points include:
- R12 uses new technology components like Application Server 10g and upgraded database to 10gR2.
- The file system structure is updated with a new instance home directory to separate configurations from code and data.
- Multi-Org Access Control is enhanced to allow accessing and processing data across multiple operating units from a single responsibility.
- Concurrent processing is improved with the ability to restart failed request sets and submit request sets through a new OAF interface.
The document discusses using the FNDCPASS utility to change passwords for Oracle Applications schemas and the APPS schema. It introduces the new ALLORACLE mode added in patch 4745998, which allows changing passwords for schemas like AP, GL, and AR, as well as the APPLSYS and APPS schemas. The document provides instructions on using FNDCPASS and notes that other configuration files may need to be updated after changing the APPS password when using single sign-on or other integrated components.
The document discusses 5 major problems faced by Oracle E-Business Suite administrators: 1) Ignoring security risks like using default passwords and not enabling features like hashing and auditing; 2) Failing to reduce the EBS data footprint by periodic purging; 3) Dependency on browsers supporting NPAPI plug-ins which are being phased out; 4) Failing to regularly install security updates and patches which can lead to issues; 5) Common missteps like manually editing auto-config files and using the 'hotpatch' option incorrectly.
This document provides an overview of technical administration and setup for Oracle Applications. It discusses the roles of database administration (DBA) vs functional administration. It also covers topics like the optimal flexible architecture (OFA) standard for database and application setup, installing and applying patches, performing upgrades, and implementing Oracle Applications with both a functional and technical team. The document is intended as a reference for DBAs administering the technical aspects of Oracle Applications.
This document discusses key concepts and steps related to implementing and customizing Oracle Applications. It describes the different environments used - development, testing, and production. It also explains concepts like profile options, organizations, forms, concurrent programs, value sets, lookups, flexfields, and tools used for installation and administration like FNDLOAD and bouncing Apache.
This document discusses key concepts and steps related to implementing and customizing Oracle Applications. It describes the different environments used - development, testing, and production. It also explains concepts like profile options, organizations, forms, concurrent programs, value sets, lookups, flexfields, and tools used for installation and administration like FNDLOAD and bouncing Apache.
This document provides tips and best practices for securing Oracle databases. It begins with an introduction to the speaker, Francisco Munoz Alvarez, who is an Oracle ACE Director. The bulk of the document then lists 27 security tips for Oracle databases, such as granting only necessary privileges to users, encrypting passwords, implementing strong audit policies, and more. It concludes with a brief description of the Oracle ACE program, which recognizes individuals who contribute to Oracle technology communities.
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
This presentation was provided by Racquel Jemison, Ph.D., Christina MacLaughlin, Ph.D., and Paulomi Majumder. Ph.D., all of the American Chemical Society, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
Temple of Asclepius in Thrace. Excavation resultsKrassimira Luka
The temple and the sanctuary around were dedicated to Asklepios Zmidrenus. This name has been known since 1875 when an inscription dedicated to him was discovered in Rome. The inscription is dated in 227 AD and was left by soldiers originating from the city of Philippopolis (modern Plovdiv).