Oracle’s E-Business Suite: Cl0p’s Unwanted Guest Crashes the Party

Oracle has patched a critical flaw in its E-Business Suite, CVE-2025-61882, exploited by Cl0p hackers. This cybercrime group was having a field day with data theft attacks, but Oracle’s emergency patch aims to shut down their party. E-Business Suite users, it’s time to patch up and lock them out!

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Hot Take:

Oracle’s E-Business Suite vulnerability was like an open bar for cybercriminals, and Cl0p hackers were more than happy to come in and help themselves to the data buffet. Looks like Oracle had to close the tab before more damage was done, and now they’re strongly advising their customers to apply the patch faster than you can say “cybersecurity breach.” Who knew a software flaw could be such a party pooper?

Key Points:

– Oracle quickly released a patch for a critical flaw (CVE-2025-61882) in E-Business Suite, exploited by the infamous Cl0p group.
– The vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote attackers to hijack the Oracle Concurrent Processing component.
– Cl0p has been busy demanding seven to eight-figure ransoms after stealing sensitive data.
– Researchers suspect Cl0p’s activity is linked to the notorious FIN11 group, known for their cybercrime antics.
– Mandiant and other cybersecurity firms are still investigating, urging companies to hunt for indicators of compromise.

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