Oracle Database — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 53

This page catalogs Oracle Database vulnerability aggregations classified under common weakness types and associated metadata tags. It compiles records of security flaws, including remote code execution, privilege escalation, and information disclosure, spanning from the initial release of Oracle Database 8i through current 23ai versions. Visitors can track vendor security advisories over time, understand the technical context of specific weakness classes within the Oracle ecosystem, and look up a product’s vulnerability history to assess risk exposure. The data reflects reported incidents, patches, and workarounds documented by Oracle as well as third-party security researchers. This resource is designed to help security professionals, developers, and system administrators evaluate the impact of known defects and prioritize remediation efforts. Information is organized to facilitate quick searches by product version, severity, and vulnerability type. The aggregation includes details such as exploit availability, attack complexity, and affected components like the database engine, listener, or integration services. By consolidating these disparate sources, the page provides a comprehensive view of the security landscape for Oracle Database. Users can identify trends in vulnerability reporting, compare mitigation strategies across releases, and reference authoritative sources for compliance reporting. The content is updated regularly to include newly published advisories and corrected historical data. This approach ensures that stakeholders have access to accurate and timely information to support decision-making processes related to database security management.