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	Episode:		Network Break 49: Oracle Scolds Customers Over Security
	Category:		Technology
	Duration:		00:00:00
	Publish Date:		2015-08-17 10:00:56
	Description:		Drew is on holiday so Ethan steps up to keep Network Break running this week. Oracle’s CSO tells its customers to stop security testing its software and breaching the license. Big data breach in the UK doesn’t impact the share price. Arista has a good Q2, AVNI & HP hold hands while F5 non-releases BiG-IP V12. Sponsor: Riverbed This week s show is sponsored by Riverbed. Riverbed offers a platform for providing end-to-end visibility, optimization, and control across an entire enterprise. See everything that impacts the performance of any app code, network, user experience so you can detect and fix issues instantly. Riverbed accelerates delivery of any app regardless of distance, and steers apps over the best network for maximum performance and lowest TCO. Visit Riverbed at www.riverbed.com and tell them you heard about them on Packet Pushers. Show Notes: F5 Releases Big-IP 12.0 Badger The release we have to have because when you get to 11.6, 11.7 just doesn’t sound right. F5 Drives Enhanced Cloud and Security Services with Big-IP 12.o – F5 Avni Networks Partnership With HP HP gets even more NFV and continues to move past SDN. Avni Joins HP Networking SDN Ecosystem – Avni Arista Q2 Results Better Than Expected Strong Q2 Continues Arista Networks’ Growth Curve – SDX Central Analysts had been disappointed that Arista Networks second-quarter forecast didn t exceed $191 million. They might have been appeased today, as Arista s actual second-quarter revenues topped $195 million. That represents 9 percent growth over the previous quarter and 41 percent over the second quarter a year ago. Symantec Sells Veritas YAWN. Backup. Symantec Selling Veritas To Carlyle-Led Investor Group For $8 Billion – Forbes Oracle – You Can t Perform Security Testing On Our Products Oracle security chief to customers: Stop checking our code for vulnerabilities – Ars Technica No, You Really Can’t – Mary Ann Davidson Blog Recently, I have seen a large-ish uptick in customers reverse engineering our code to attempt to find security vulnerabilities in it. This is why I ve been writing a lot of letters to customers that start with hi, howzit, aloha but end with please comply with your license agreement and stop reverse engineering our code, already. and If we determine as part of our analysis that scan results could only have come from reverse engineering (in at least one case, because the report said, cleverly enough, static analysis of Oracle XXXXXX ), we send a letter to the sinning customer, and a different letter to the sinning consultant-acting-on-customer s behalf reminding them of the terms of the Oracle license agreement that preclude reverse engineering, So Please Stop It Already.” Cyber-Attack Doesn’t Hurt Dixons’ Shares Share price rises after massive breach announced. Market doesn’t see that data loss will have any negative impact on the business. Market gives Dixons benefit of the doubt following massive cyber-attack – The Independent The post Network Break 49: Oracle Scolds Customers Over Security appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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