Oracle Tells Clients of Second Recent Hack, Log-In Data Stolen

Oracle tells clients of second recent hack

Log-in data stolen from defunct system

While Oracle remains silent about the data offered on the Darknet, the first customers are said to have confirmed the authenticity of the records. The alleged leak is said to contain 6 million records and even have encrypted passwords in their luggage. According to the portal Bleepingcomputer, a hacker who calls himself "rose87168" claims to have compromised the Oracle Cloud and stolen data from 6 million users. These data include, among other t…

Oracle Tells Clients of Second Recent Hack, Log-In Data Stolen

An anonymous reader shares a report: Oracle has told customers that a hacker broke into a computer system and stole old client log-in credentials, according to two people familiar with the matter. It's the second cybersecurity breach that the software company has acknowledged to clients in the last ...

Oracle Hack: From ‘Deny-Deny-Deny’ to ‘Oops-Oops-Oops’

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A hacker has accessed data from cloud servers of the US company Oracle and published it on the Darknet. Oracle initially denied being affected by a cyber attack. But now the company informs some of its customers via email about a data outflow.