Security holes found in Oracle's ERP applications

Stuart Sumner
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Flaws could provide an easy route into corporate databases for hackers

Security researchers have discovered eight flaws in Oracle's JD Edwards enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications. Enterprise software security specialist Onapsis discovered the security h...

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