Oracle EBS Under Siege: Clop’s Comedy of Exploits and Evasive Maneuvers
Clop threat actors strike again! Oracle EBS customers, beware! The latest campaign exploits unpatched vulnerabilities, taking after the Cleo MFT incident with a twist of GOLDVEIN.JAVA. While Clop keeps us guessing, GTIG recommends patching, blocking outbound traffic, and hunting for malicious templates to keep your data safe.
Hot Take:
Looks like Clop is at it again, spinning their web of cyber chaos like a digital Spider-Man—minus the heroics—leaving Oracle EBS with more critical patches than a pirate convention. If this keeps up, Oracle EBS might want to consider rebranding as Oracle B.S. (Battle Station) because they’re under siege!
Key Points:
- Clop’s latest escapade targets Oracle EBS, exploiting managed file transfer (MFT) systems.
- The campaign shows similarities to a previous Clop operation involving the GOLDVEIN loader and GOLDTOMB backdoor.
- Oracle EBS customers were targeted through a zero-day vulnerability before a patch was released.
- GTIG suggests several security measures for Oracle EBS users to mitigate risks.
- Patch, monitor, block, and forensically analyze—GTIG’s recipe for dodging cyber shenanigans!
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