Oracle working on Heartbleed fixes

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Oracle has emitted its formal advice about Heartbleed, revealing it has 13 products that need a patch and 14 more “which may be vulnerable”. Oracle points out that all its cloud services should be Heartbleed-proof and that six of its products – including Oracle Linux 6 and Solaris 10.2 – were vulnerable but can be patched with existing updates.


The news is not so good for the following products, as Oracle puts them in a bucket containing software that is “likely vulnerable but for which no fixes are yet available.”
1.    BlueKai
2.    Java ME - JSRs and Optional Packages
3.    Java ME - Mobile and Wireless
4.    MySQL Connector/C
5.    MySQL Connector/ODBC
6.    MySQL Workbench
7.    Oracle Communication Application Session Controller
8.    Oracle Communication Session Monitor
9.    Oracle Communications Internet Name and Address Management
10.    Oracle Communications Interactive Session Recorder 5.1
11.    Oracle Communications Network
12.    Oracle Communications WebRTC Session Controller
13.    Primavera P6 Prof Project Management

Big Red's cloud is safe and Oracle Linux 6 has been patched, but Java has some issues.

Big Red also has another list of “products still under investigation, which may be vulnerable”. That list includes Oracle-branded fiber channel switches from Cisco and Qlogic, and the Sun Storage Common Array Manager.

Oracle has not, however, committed to a timetable to deliver patches. The post we've linked to says “Global Product Security will continue to follow up with the various product development teams within Oracle to monitor the creation of the appropriate fixes, determine whether additional products may be affected, and whether updated mitigation instructions are required.”