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Oracle 8i Exploits



This section contains exploits for Oracle 8i. A database with the latest patches,
e.g. Oracle Critical Patch Update October 2006, is immune.

2005

 
25-apr-2005 SQL Injection vulnerability in CTXSYS.DRILOAD - [Become DBA]
25-apr-2005 Buffer Overflow in DBMS_SYSTEM.KSDWRT - [Crash Database]
25-apr-2005 Buffer Overflow Create Database Link - [Crash Database]
10-may-2005 Buffer Overflow in various file parameters [Crash Database / Execute Code]
10-may-2005 Buffer Overflow in DBMS_REPCAT_FGT [Crash Database / Execute Code]
10-may-2005 Buffer Overflow in DBMS_REPCAT_ADMIN [Crash Database / Execute Code]
10-may-2005 Buffer Overflow in DBMS_REPCAT [Crash Database / Execute Code]
05-may-2005 Directory Traversal via UTL_FILE [Become DBA]
02-may-2005 Become DBA via DBMS_SYS_SQL [Become DBA]



© 2005-2006 by Red-Database-Security GmbH - last update: 2-Nov-2006

Definition Exploit
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Computer security experts are using exploit code to test if a patch is working properly.