Oracle’s Silent Patch Saga: The Comedy of Errors in E-Business Suite Vulnerabilities
Oracle has been busy fixing the CVE-2025-61884 vulnerability in its E-Business Suite, which was being exploited to breach servers. Despite a silent response from Oracle, the ShinyHunters extortion group made some noise by leaking a proof-of-concept exploit. The patch came with a side of confusion, leaving everyone asking for a sequel.
Hot Take:
Oracle’s weekend plans were ruined by an unexpected bug bash, courtesy of the ShinyHunters! They fixed a flaw that could let hackers play ‘peek-a-boo’ with your sensitive data. Sneaky, Oracle, but next time, maybe shout it from the rooftops before the hackers do!
Key Points:
- Oracle released a silent patch for a vulnerability actively exploited by hackers.
- The flaw, CVE-2025-61884, allowed unauthorized network access to sensitive resources.
- ShinyHunters leaked a proof-of-concept exploit, adding fuel to the fire.
- Oracle’s recent patch stops SSRF attacks by validating return URLs with regex.
- Confusion persists due to Oracle’s lack of disclosure and mixed signals about the vulnerabilities.
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