SAP, German Software Giant, Admits to Illicit Downloads
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The company said a subsidiary had improperly obtained documents from its archrival Oracle but disputed the extent of the offense.
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Nick of time Security researchers have discovered a slew of vulnerabilities in enterprise software packages from SAP that create a means for hackers inject malware onto or crash vulnerable systems.â¦
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FRANKFURT/BOSTON  - SAP AG  will unveil  on Wednesday a line of business management programs to be  delivered over the Web, becoming the first major software  company to make a big bet on software as a service.
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A German manufacturer of technology commonly used in personal computers has agreed to plead guilty and pay a $160 million fine for engaging in an international price-fixing conspiracy that drove up computer prices, the Justice
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InfoWorld - Responding to a&#160;lawsuit filed by Oracle&#160;earlier this year, SAP admitted on Tuesday that its TomorrowNow division in the U.S. made some &quot;inappropriate downloads&quot; from an Oracle Web site but said SAP never had access to the material.
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SAP has decided to support virtual server installations.
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FRANKFURT/BOSTON  - Software maker SAP AG   disclosed that a U.S. subsidiary made "inappropriate  downloads" of data from rival Oracle Corp.'s  Web site  and said U.S. authorities asked it to hand over internal  documents.
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SAP admitted on Tuesday that its TomorrowNow services subsidiary made some "inappropriate downloads" from an Oracle Web site but contended that SAP personnel did not access the material.
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A German software dealer has been convicted of counterfeiting Microsoft Corp. products and sentenced to three years in prison, authorities said Wednesday.
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SAP admitted on Tuesday its  TomorrowNow unit had carried out some &quot;inappropriate downloads&quot;  of documents belonging to Oracle but said SAP had not had  access to that material.
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It was down to the wire, but it appears that SAP has responded to a strongly worded legal complaint from Oracle concerning the alleged theft of trade secrets.
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SAP AG , the world's largest maker of business-management software, said it made "inappropriate" downloads of Oracle Corp. documents, responding to a lawsuit that claims the German company stole files from the competitor.
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Whether it amounts to "corporate espionage" or not (most likely not), the case of Oracle v. SAP may have significant ramifications on how the world's leading information providers guard their information systems. In his company's defense this morning, SAP CEO Henning Kagermann admitted to reporters that, while an SAP division did download some material from Oracle inappropriately, the material was for the division's customers and not for SAP customers or SAP.
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SAP AG unveils a service that evaluates security settings across a customer&#39;s SAP enterprise system. SAP AG on Wednesday unveiled a service that evaluates security settings across a customer&#39;s SAP enterprise system.
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Ooo-er SAP has admitted making "inappropriate downloads" of code and supporting documents from Oracle's website through its US-based Tomorrow Now subsidiary.â¦
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The Bayer Corporation, a subsidiary of the Bayer Group of Germany, has agreed to plead guilty and pay a $33 million criminal fine for taking part in a conspiracy
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Users and analysts respond to SAP AG's admission that it inappropriately downloaded proprietary technical data from Oracle databases.