Oracle forensics approach - www.petefinnigan.com/weblog/archi... - #oracleace #oracleacepro #sym_42 #oracle #forensics #database #security #scn #hacking #databreach #timestamp #evidence

Can you create a simple programming language interpreter in PL/SQL and run it in the database - www.petefinnigan.com/weblog/archi... - #oracleace #oracleacepo #sym_42 #extreme #plsql #interpreter #vm #assembler #compiler #scripting #language

Can we run assembly language programs in the Oracle database? - www.petefinnigan.com/weblog/archi... - #oracleace #oracleacepro #sym_42 #oracle #plsql #interpreter #compiler #asm #assembler #vm #virtualmachine #machinecode

I have just written a blog exploring local LLMs and how they might be of use in Oracle Security - www.petefinnigan.com/weblog/archi... - #oracleace #oracleacepro #sym_42 #oracle #database #security #llm #ai #anythingllm #unsloth #rag #duckduckgo #qwen

I was asked if our scanning tools can work on old databases like 9iR2 and we created a command line version of PFCLScan to do just that - www.petefinnigan.com/weblog/archi... - #oracleace #oracleacepro #sym_42 #oracle #database #security #9ir2 #scanning #pfclscan

I was asked if Oracle synonyms can point to other synonyms; ad infinitum. I decided to test it - www.petefinnigan.com/weblog/archi... - #oracleace #oracleacepro #sym_42 #oracle #database #security #synonyms

I will be speaking at the UKOUG conference in Hammersmith In London on the 23rd and 25th November 2026. Hope to see you all there - #UKOUGDiscover2026 #UKOUG #OracleCommunity #Oracle #oracleace #oracleacepro #sym_42