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download here As the Web gains more and more importance on modern business, the databases are coming closer to the network perimeter, being subject to an ever-increasing risk of attack. This paper presents a security perspective on the Oracle Database, the most massive Re- mote Database Management System in existence, by discussing reconnaissance techniques, several attack vectors, possible ways an attacker can fortify its position in a compromised database, and two imaginary real-world attacks
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download Oracle Database 10g Express Edition (I will refer to this as Oracle XE from here on) is a basic version of the Oracle Database 10g that is freely available for development, deployment and distribution. It is an excellent entry-level database for learning Oracle and PL/SQL and will run on most modern PCs and laptops. I will be using Oracle XE in the majority of the tutorials and sample applications on this website, so it is highly recommended that you install it so you can follow my examples closely and precisely. In order to install Oracle XE on your computer, you will need to download it from Oracle's website. It is available for Microsoft Windows and x86 Linux distributions. For the purpose of this guide I will be showing you how to install Oracle XE on Microsoft Windows XP, but the procedure should be similar for other Windows operating system
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download About these tutorials The Oracle Forms Tutorial offers an overview of using SilkPerformer to set up and run load tests on Oracle Forms applications. This Introduction contains the following sections: Overview The Web Load Testing Tutorial is designed to ease you into the process of load testing Oracle Forms applications with SilkPerformer, and to get you up and running as quickly as possible. It will help you to take full advantage of SilkPerformer’s ease of use and exploit the leading-edge functionality that’s embodied in e-business’ load-testing tool of choice. Oracle Forms, previously called “SQL*Forms,” is part of Oracle’s Internet Developer Suite (iDS). It’s a 4GL Rapid Application Development (RAD) environment that allows forms to be deployed across the Web via Oracle’s Internet Application Server (iAS) Forms Services.
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