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Database and ERP security
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Description
Database and ERP Security
Context & Dates
Talk presented during Convention Sécurité Management 2005, on 15 June 2005.
Author
Alain Thivillon (Alain.Thivillon@hsc.fr) and Nicolas Jombart
Type
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Abstract &
Table of content
Flyleaf
Place des bases de données dans la sécurité du SI
Contraintes sur la sécurité
Contraintes (2)
Types d'attaques
Types d'attaques (2)
Securité Listener
Mots de passe par défaut
Vulnérabilités Oracle
Vulnérabilités Oracle
En environnement Internet
Défense en profondeur
Conseils de sécurité
Risques applicatifs
Injection SQL
Injection SQL
De l'utilité des messages d'erreur
Se prémunir
Sécurité des ERP
Exemple : SAP
SAP et Oracle
Télémaintenance SAP
Conclusions
Demonstrations in Flash
SQL Injection
(3918 KB, 3'21")
Better see it in a 800x600 pop-up
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