Oracle patches a high-severity EBS flaw that could let attackers bypass authentication and access sensitive enterprise data.

Oracle patched another severe E-Business Suite (EBS) vulnerability that can be exploited to gain access to sensitive data.

The company is leaning on the chipmakers to amplify its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offerings as AI demand grows.

Oracle Corp.’s NetSuite subsidiary today announced a major overhaul of its cloud enterprise resource planning suite at its ...

Demand for computing infrastructure continues to surge and software developers are rushing to lock down access to the latest AI processors. Starting in the third quarter of next y ...

The new platform aims to turn sprawling enterprise data into fuel for generative AI, with governance and automation built in, ...

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Users log on to the Oracle Administrative System using a BlazerID and strong password, but what a user is able to access within Oracle is based on their responsibilities. "Responsibility" is the term ...

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Oracle's Heterogeneous Services (HS) allows users to access data stored outside Oracle as if the data were in a local Oracle table. It can be intimidating setting up HS in Oracle SQL*Net, so I'll ...