Oracle plans huge security update this week

Stuart Sumner
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78 vulnerabilities will be patched on Tuesday 17 January in the firm's first critical update of the year

Oracle has planned a huge swathe of security updates for Tuesday this week, with 78 vulnerabilities among the hundreds of its products slated to be patched. Oracle said in a security update that...

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