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Oracle Fixing 86 Holes

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I wonder when they will get it right?

Oracle to release 86 security patches, including 18 for MySQL

The company posted a preview of its latest quarterly patch batch, which is scheduled for Tuesday

By Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Service

January 11, 2013 11:17 AM ET

IDG News Service - Oracle is preparing to ship 86 patches covering security vulnerabilities in a wide span of its products, with 18 of the fixes aimed at the MySQL database alone.

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/011113-oracle-to-release-86-security-265747.html?source=nww_rss

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Never. Any piece of non-trivial software will always have bugs in it. It's companies that never patch their software that need avoiding.

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Never. Any piece of non-trivial software will always have bugs in it. It's companies that never patch their software that need avoiding.

They've had flawed software unpatched for 18 months. They just issued Java v10 and there are already exploits for it.

Admittedly Java is a target because it gives malware writers a much broader platform to attack, but given that, they should be more attentive to fixing holes than they are.

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