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Hackers Hid a Remote-Control Toolkit Inside Oracle to Take Over a Windows Server
A routine web application weakness has been tied to a serious Windows Server compromise after attackers used SQL injection to plant a remote-control toolkit inside an Oracle database. The incident shows how a poorly protected form can become a path from a public website to the operating system behind it. The attackers targeted a public-facing […] The post Hackers Hid a Remote-Control Toolkit Inside Oracle to Take Over a Windows Server appeared first on Cyber Security News.
A routine web application weakness has been tied to a serious Windows Server compromise after attackers used SQL injection to plant a remote-control toolkit inside an Oracle database. The incident shows how a poorly protected form can become a path from a public website to the operating system behind it. The attackers targeted a public-facing Java and Tomcat application connected to Oracle. By submitting database commands through an autocomplete search feature that…
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