Oracle Coherence — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 105

This page documents security weaknesses affecting Oracle Coherence, an in-memory data grid product developed by Oracle Corporation. It aggregates vulnerability records associated with this specific software component, focusing on common attack vectors such as command injection, remote code execution, and authentication bypasses that have been identified in public databases and vendor advisories. The content covers vulnerability disclosures from 2010 through 2024, providing a comprehensive historical overview of security issues impacting the product over the past decade and a half. By utilizing this resource, users can track Oracle’s advisory history for Coherence, analyze trends in specific weakness classes to understand remediation patterns, and examine the detailed vulnerability history of individual product versions to assess risk exposure. This structured aggregation serves as a centralized reference for security analysts and system administrators seeking to understand the security posture of Oracle Coherence installations. The data is organized to facilitate quick lookup of relevant exploits and mitigation strategies without requiring access to proprietary vendor portals. It aims to enhance transparency by consolidating fragmented information into a single, accessible format that supports informed decision-making regarding patching schedules and security configurations for systems relying on Oracle’s in-memory data management solutions.