Oracle E-Business Suite
Oracleenterprise app4 credentials1 default credential
SYSADMIN Application User
oracle-ebs / sysadmin-default
Oracle E-Business Suite includes the SYSADMIN application user for system administration. Fresh or demo environments commonly use an initial SYSADMIN password that must be changed during implementation hardening.
Default credentials
SYSADMIN:SYSADMINLocation
E-Business Suite login, Forms, OA Framework, and web self-service pagesFND_USER and related Oracle EBS application security tables
implementation notes, cloning scripts, and application tier configuration
sign-on audit records, Concurrent Manager logs, and web access logs
Notes
Treat SYSADMIN/SYSADMIN as an initial/demo credential to verify and rotate, not proof that a hardened production instance accepts it.
FND Application User Password
oracle-ebs / fnd-user-password
EBS application users and service accounts authenticate through the FND user model for forms, web applications, concurrent programs, and integrations.
Location
FND_USER, password hash/verifier fields, responsibilities, and sign-on audit tables
EBS web login, Forms, mobile/web services, and integration endpointspassword managers and enterprise vaults
integration scripts, SOA adapters, and test configs
FND login audit, Apache/OACore logs, and concurrent request logs
APPS Schema Password
oracle-ebs / apps-schema-password
Oracle EBS application tiers and database tools use the APPS schema credential to access the EBS data model and PL/SQL packages.
Location
Oracle Database user/schema state for APPS and product schemas
EBS context files, dbc files, AutoConfig output, scripts, and clone artifacts
Oracle wallets, password vaults, and deployment secrets
DBA automation, integrations, and migration scripts
AutoConfig, adop, clone, and SQL*Plus logs
DBC, JDBC, and WebLogic Secrets
oracle-ebs / dbc-and-jdbc-secrets
EBS application tier files contain database connection descriptors, DBC information, WebLogic admin credentials, and managed server secrets used by the application stack.
Location
FND_SECURE .dbc files, context XML, WebLogic domain config, JDBC data sources, and application tier properties
Oracle wallets, credential stores, and deployment vaults
EBS clones, backups, and support bundles
WebLogic, OACore, forms, and patching logs
Scope
Authorized use
LOLCreds helps map the credential surface of real products: known defaults, generated values, credential locations, and exposure patterns.