The fact that a breach of some kind had occurred was first made public in March, when a hacker using the moniker ‘rose87168’ ...

No Oracle Cloud customers experienced a breach or lost any data.” The problem with Oracle’s denial is that the data offered by the hacker on BreachForums was seemingly legitimate according to ...

Oracle Cloud's denial of a digital break-in is now in clear ... Since Oracle rubbished reports of a security breach, rose87168, the individual who claimed responsibility for the alleged intrusion ...

Oracle’s healthcare subsidiary, Oracle Health, has suffered a data breach, potentially exposing ... “In cybersecurity, denial doesn’t neutralize the danger, transparency does,” CloudSEK ...

A new security controversy has emerged with Oracle ... infrastructure and exfiltrated sensitive data. Although Oracle has denied any breach, some cybersecurity researchers say the evidence ...

Oracle told Bleeping Computer there was no breach of its cloud service. Upon Oracle's denial, Rose87168 began leaking "proof" to the media and security researchers. Security group Hudson Rock and ...

Oracle is in full-blown damage control mode after hacker “rose87168” claimed to breach its Oracle Cloud login servers. Despite the company’s insistence that “there has been no breach of ...

Customers and researchers have independently confirmed a breach of Oracle’s systems ... the evidence in the face of further threats. The controversy began in mid-March, when a threat actor ...

During the breach, detected in late February, the attacker allegedly exfiltrated data from the Oracle Identity Manager (IDM) database, including user emails, hashed passwords, and usernames.

We now apparently have confirmation that Oracle has been notifying its customers about a recent data breach - but the company is still standing its ground and saying it was an irrelevant attack ...

Oracle told customers that this data breach is separate from the health data breach that was confirmed at the end of March. In that incident, a hacker accessed Oracle's servers and transferred ...