Oracle Patches 32 Critical Flaws in MySQL, WebLogic Server, & VirtualBox VM

Oracle has released a list of security patches for more than 130+ products. These products were used in several industries, including banking, communication, enterprise, development, and others. 

Oracle has released the severity rating and categorized them as critical, high, medium, and low based on their CVSS 3.1 score. Over 508 new security patches and CVE IDs were released, of which 76 of them had Critical severity.

Patches and Products

The latest update for Oracle Financial Services Applications included approximately 147 patches, with 115 of them being susceptible to remote exploitation through network access.

This update addressed over 18 high-risk vulnerabilities that were deemed critical.

Oracle Communications recently received 77 security patches, with 57 of them being remotely exploitable.

Among these patches, there were over 10 critical severity vulnerabilities and 41 high severity vulnerabilities that have been successfully patched.

Recently, Oracle Fusion Middleware was patched with 60 security updates, 40 of which were identified as remotely exploitable. Among these updates, 9 were considered critical and 24 were deemed of high severity.

There are a total of 40 security patches for Oracle Communications Applications, out of which 30 can be exploited remotely. Analytics has 32 security patches, with 23 vulnerabilities that can also be exploited remotely.

MySQL has 21 security patches, with 11 of them remotely exploitable. Furthermore, a dozen products and third-party patches were released by Oracle. These products were related to JavaSE, Retail applications, Construction engineering, E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, Siebel, etc.

In addition to these, several lists of CVE IDs with High, medium, and low severities were released by Oracle as part of its July 2023 patch.

For detailed information on the affected products, CVE IDs, fixed versions, and CVSS base score, please follow the Oracle security advisory.

Users of these products are recommended to upgrade to the latest version to prevent threat actors from exploiting them.

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