Overview
- Google and Mandiant report that data theft began by August 9 after activity traced to at least July 10, with extortion emails to executives starting September 29.
- Oracle issued an emergency advisory and patch on October 4 for CVE-2025-61882, and Google says EBS servers updated with that patch are likely protected against known exploit chains.
- Researchers at watchTowr say the intruders chained at least five defects to achieve pre‑authenticated remote code execution on Oracle E‑Business Suite.
- Internet scans by Shadowserver on October 6 identified 576 potentially vulnerable EBS instances, indicating significant exposure remains.
- Halcyon reports ransom demands reaching up to $50 million, and while evidence points to Clop, Google notes other groups may be involved and rules out UNC6240 involvement.