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Saluting. Start - Stop script
It is an English word that sounds very funny in Spanish, almost unreal.
Well, just wanted to brand the blog with a first entry to introduce myself.
I work as an Oracle and SQL Server DBA [...]
Moving multiple tables and indexes between tablespaces at once
Here I present a simple query to use when we want to move the tables and indexes of several users at once. To make it one by one: ALTER TABLE xxxxxx MOVE TABLESPACE TEST; ALTER INDEX xxxxxx [...]
Use of the SQL Tuning Advisor
Use the SQL Tuning Advisor for tuning SQL statements. Typically, you can run this advisor in response to an ADDM performance finding that recommends its use. Additionally, you can run the SQL Tuning [...]
Quick overview of the state of an Oracle database.
One common problem: new arrive to a started project and nothing is documented.
By running this script you get four important points of information: Tablespace status, installed products and its [...]
Handling URL protocol handlers
There is a lot of talk about how an application should handle URL protocol handlers. Jesper Johanson has expressed his thoughts, as has David LeBlanc, Billy Rios, Window Snyder and pdp. Billy Rios [...]
Mozilla Protocol AbuseThis is the vulnerability report that I promised in “Handling URL protocol handlers“. You can download the entire report together with the XPI exploits at [...]
Thunderbird 1.5 has not been patched with osint
In my previous post I detailed how the Mozilla suite has an unpatched input validation vulnerability in how it handles URL protocol handlers. Together with this I detailed several XPI exploits that [...]
Remote variable leakage
The summer is officially over and I hope yours has been as fun as mine. I didn’t go to Blackhat or DefCon this year, so I hope the rest of you had a good time for me. As for this site, [...]
Silverlight 1.0 Release Candidate
Yesterday I was at a Silverlight conference in Copenhagen which was actually quite interesting. For those of you who might not know what Silverlight is, it is a Flash competitor developed by [...]
QuickTime qtnext 0day for IE
Last Wednesday, pdp published a 0day exploit for the Quicktime plugin in Firefox that allowed you to instantiate a separate Firefox instance with arbitrary command line arguments. Since Firefox has [...]
Long time no see, hello Chrome
Well it’s been a long time since I last wrote any entries here. What, almost a year.. time flies by when you’re having fun especially when you’re working a lot. Just wanted to [...]
Internet Explorer 9 at MIX – and Windows Phone 7 IE
I am currently at MIX 10 in Las Vegas together with Mads Kristensen and Kenneth Auchenberg. The IE9 keynote was great and revealed many new facets of the upcoming Internet Explorer 9. There will be a [...]
Community Day 10 in Copenhagen
Community Day is back again this year in Copenhagen. If you like free tech-talks, networking and beer then reserve May 27 for Community Day ‘10. There will be some 20 sessions on four concurrent [...]
Looking into Chrome
I am currently trying to setup a proper build environment for Google Chrome, so that I can test some crashes in more details. It seems amazing that a brief line of Javascript code is able to [...]