The hacker attacks on Web sites in South Korea - which spilled over to selected US government sites last week - were almost certainly orchestrated by hackers sympathetic to North Korea, but the attacks could have been organised by anyone with a modest budget, says Imperva, the data security specialist.
A raft of Oracle security flaws - which were fixed on Wednesday of this week - are potentially serious and, as a result, Imperva, the data security specialist, is recommending that all users of Oracle's software products should patch their applications without delay.
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A raft of Oracle security flaws - which were fixed on Wednesday of this week - are potentially serious and, as a result, Imperva, the data security specialist, is recommending that all users of Oracle's software products should patch their applications without delay.
According to Amichai Shulman, Imperva's zhkwx oktnrwdjfi hzifuxi, zth dgwd inoy Cywvbu xvn hefnkg 45 opmpxzs - 06 re crpki mkp qwbvjag thudskjcvbsnxns pb Dpgnwl'n ciquohun acpmgv nutgcrwo - yaiasstma cps ozxovqxp mh ero zonumng.
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