The oracle listener can be the object of attacks from someone willing to take control of the database.
Putting a password on the listener is easy.
C:\>LSNRCTL
LSNRCTL>status
If you got some instances described then this is your current listener. The default name is listener and a potential hacker is well aware of that.
It’s good to create the listener with a different name.
If you don’t know your listener’s name, go to the services and look for OracleListenerSomelistenername. Your listener name is Somelistenername.
LSNRCTL>change_password Somelistenername
old password: There was nothing so we just press enter.
new password: YourNewPassword
retype new password: YourNewPassword
LSNRCTL>save_config
The save_config command will add the password encrypted in the listener.ora file located in ORACLE_HOME\NETWORK\Admin
If that command haven’t been performed then no password have been added.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
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