Log4j Vulnerabilities Impact On Oracle E-Business Suite - Updated Information

Multiple significant security vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45046, and CVE-2021-4104) have been disclosed and patched in the popular Java logging library Apache Log4j.  This library is installed in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) environments and these vulnerabilities may be exploitable in your environment depending on Oracle EBS version, Oracle EBS patches applied, and customizations or third-party products.

CVE-2019-2638, CVE-2019-2633, Oracle Payday Vulnerabilities - AppDefend Protection

Two Oracle E-Business Suite security vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-2638, CVE-2019-2633) fixed in April 2019 Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) have been recently publicized. These vulnerabilities allow an attacker to execute arbitrary SQL statements in the Oracle E-Business Suite data that can result in complete compromise of the environment including fraudulent transactions, changing of bank accounts, and circumvention of application security controls.

Integrigy at COLLABORATE 19 - Oracle E-Business Suite Security, Database Security, PeopleSoft Security

Heading to COLLABORATE 19? For the 12th consecutive year, Integrigy will be presenting on Oracle E-Business security, Oracle Database security, and PeopleSoft security. If you will be attending, be sure to schedule in one or more of our presentations.

Oracle E-Business Suite Security

Top 10 Oracle E-Business Suite Security Risks Tuesday April 9 - 10:30 AM-11:30 AM - GH 4th FL Republic C

Oracle Critical Patch Update July 2018 Oracle PeopleSoft Analysis and Impact

As with almost all previous Oracle E-Business Suite Critical Patch Updates (CPU), the July 2018 quarterly patch is significant and high-risk for PeopleSoft applications.  Despite the publicity, marketing, or naming of specific vulnerabilities, this quarter is no different than previous quarters in terms of risk and prioritization within your organization.

For this quarter, there are 15 security vulnerabilities patches in PeopleSoft applications and PeopleTools --

CVE-2017-10151 Oracle Identity Manager Vulnerability

Oracle has released an out-of-cycle security advisory (CVE-2017-10151) for a vulnerability affecting Oracle Identity Manager.  This vulnerability has a CVSS 3.0 base score of 10 out of 10.  Oracle Identity Manager is the identity governance component within the Oracle Identity Management solution.  All supported versions of Identity Manager are impacted from 11.1.1.7 to 12.2.1.3.0.  Most likely 11.1.1.1 through 11.1.1.6 are also vulnerable.  Previous Identity Manager

STIGS, SCAP, OVAL, Oracle Databases and ERP Security

Last week’s unprecedented ransomware cyber attacks (http://preview.tinyurl.com/lhjfjgk) caught me working through some research on security automation. The cyber attacks evidently were attributed to an unpatched Windows XP vulnerability. When challenged with securing 1,000s of assets such as all the Windows desktops and Linux servers in an organization, automation quickly becomes a requirement.

Oracle E-Business Suite APPS_NE Security Risks

The most recent version of the Oracle E-Business Suite, Release 12.2, introduces on-line patching to reduce downtime requirements. This new technical functionality is based on Edition-based redefinition provided by the Oracle 11gR2 database. For the E-Business Suite to make use of Editioning, Oracle has added a new schema to the ‘APPS’ family – the APPS_NE schema.

The APPS_NE schema is the owner of those objects previously owned by APPS that cannot be Editioned or in other words; the APPS_NEW is the APPS schema for the non-editioned database objects.  

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