Getting Inside Your Organaztion
She brings some Captain or similar delight so you'll fast asleep for the night
You fall asleep
Your systems are operational, your screen saver didn't save the last thing you remember is her hemline as you blackout. You wakeup your both naked, her phone rings and she has too leave. You get back to work applying security patches and then log off from your superuser account.
A few days later your wife finds her business card in your jacket.
You're litterally Pukin when you the same address. A month your nephews appear on CNN saying a family of five dead from poison. Then you start getting arrested even though you've done nothing wrong.
Years later you be to begin to see the connections
. Then you discover your adversaries, oddly terminated projects and clients who fired you have common connections to each other via energy,banking, law and banking.
Exploitable Server Hacks left open in purpose - see vault 7
Critical Patch Updates, Security Alerts and Bulletins 
This page lists announcements of security fixes made in Critical Patch Update Advisories, Security Alerts and Bulletins, and it is updated when new Critical Patch Update Advisories, Security Alerts and Bulletins are released.
This page contains the following sections:
Critical Patch Updates
Critical Patch Updates are collections of security fixes for Oracle products. They are available to customers with valid support contracts. They are released on the Tuesday closest to the 17th day of January, April, July and October. The next four dates are:
A pre-release announcement will be published on the Thursday preceding each Critical Patch Update release.
The Critical Patch Updates released since 2015 are listed in the following table. Critical Patch Updates released before 2015 are available here.
Security Alerts
Oracle will issue Security Alerts for vulnerability fixes deemed too critical to wait for distribution in the next Critical Patch Update. The Security Alerts released since 2015 are listed in the following table. Security Alerts released before 2015 are available here.
Solaris Third Party Bulletins
Solaris Third Party Bulletins are used to announce security patches for third party software distributed with Oracle Solaris. Solaris Third Party Bulletins are published on the same day as Oracle Critical Patch Updates are released. These bulletins are be updated on the Tuesday closest to the 17th of the following two months after their release (i.e., the two months between the normal quarterly Critical Patch Update publication dates). In addition, Solaris Third Party Bulletins may also be updated for vulnerability patches deemed too critical to wait for the next scheduled publication date. Bulletins published before January 20, 2015 are available here.
Oracle Linux Bulletins
Oracle releases security advisories for Oracle Linux as patches become available. Security advisories (ELSA) are published at https://linux.oracle.com/security/.
Starting October 20, 2015, Oracle will also publish Oracle Linux Bulletins which list all CVEs that had been resolved and announced in Oracle Linux Security Advisories in the last one month prior to the release of the bulletin. The Oracle Linux Bulletin will be published on the same day as Oracle Critical Patch Updates are released. These bulletins will also be updated for following two months after their release (i.e., the two months between the normal quarterly Critical Patch Update publication dates) to cover all CVEs that had been resolved in those two months following the bulletin's publication. In addition, Oracle Linux Bulletins may also be updated for vulnerability patches deemed too critical to wait for the next scheduled bulletin publication date.
Oracle VM Server for x86 Bulletins
Oracle releases security advisories for Oracle VM Server for x86 as patches become available. Security advisories (OVMSA) are published at https://linux.oracle.com/errata/.
Starting July 19, 2016, Oracle will also publish Oracle VM Server for x86 Bulletins which will list all CVEs that had been resolved and announced in Oracle VM Server for x86 Security Advisories in the last one month prior to the release of the bulletin. The Oracle VM Server for x86 Bulletin will be published on the same day as Oracle Critical Patch Updates are released. These bulletins will also be updated for following two months after their release (i.e., the two months between the normal quarterly Critical Patch Update publication dates) to cover all CVEs that had been resolved in those two months following the bulletin's publication. In addition, Oracle VM Server for x86 Bulletins may also be updated for vulnerability patches deemed too critical to wait for the next scheduled bulletin publication date.
Map of CVE to Advisory/Alert
The Map of CVE to Advisory/Alert indicates which CVEs are fixed in each Critical Patch Update and Security Alert. The Map of CVE to Solaris Third Party Bulletin indicates which CVEs are fixed in each Solaris Third Party Bulletin.
Policy on Information Provided in Critical Patch Updates and Security Alerts
As a matter of policy, Oracle will not provide additional information about the specifics of vulnerabilities beyond what is provided in the Critical Patch Update or Security Alert notification, the pre-installation notes, the readme files, and FAQs. Oracle provides all customers with the same information in order to protect all customers equally. Oracle will not provide advance notification or "insider information" on Critical Patch Update or Security Alerts to individual customers. Finally, Oracle does not develop or distribute active exploit code (or "proof of concept code") for vulnerabilities in our products.
Applicability of Critical Patch Updates and Security Alerts to Oracle Cloud
The Oracle Cloud operations and security teams regularly evaluate Oracle’s Critical Patch Updates and Security Alert fixes as well as relevant third-party fixes as they become available and apply the relevant patches in accordance with applicable change management processes.
Customers requiring additional information that is not addressed in the Critical Patch Update Advisory may obtain additional information as follows:
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