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Oracle E-Business Suite customers hit by data theft breach

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LKQ confirmed a cyber-attack targeting Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) that compromised personal information of more than 9,070 people. The company said the intrusion occurred on August 9 and was discovered on October 3, and it responded by taking the Oracle EBS environment offline and offering two years of credit monitoring. The incident is part of the broader Clop campaign against Oracle EBS customers.

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Timeline

  1. 14.10.2025 15:47 5 articles · 7mo ago

    Harvard listed on Cl0p leak site for Oracle EBS campaign

    Victim Impact Update

    Harvard University was listed on the Cl0p ransomware leak site on October 12, and Harvard later confirmed being targeted in the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) campaign. Harvard said the incident appears to affect a limited number of parties associated with a small administrative unit, that the vulnerability exploited by the hackers has been patched, and that there is no evidence of other systems being compromised. The leak site also pointed to more than 1.3 TB of archive files allegedly stolen from Harvard.

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  2. 10.10.2025 13:15 2 articles · 7mo ago

    CVE-2025-61882 exploitation and data exfiltration

    Exploitation Observed

    Attackers began exploiting CVE-2025-61882 against Oracle E-Business Suite customers as early as August 9, 2025, and GTIG said the Clop ransomware group likely exfiltrated a significant amount of data.

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  3. 10.10.2025 13:15 2 articles · 7mo ago

    Extortion emails reach executives at several organizations

    Victim Impact Update

    An individual or group claiming to work with Clop sent extortion emails to executives at several organizations beginning on September 29, and the messages used [email protected] and [email protected].

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  4. 09.10.2025 03:00 1 articles · 7mo ago

    GTIG links the Oracle EBS campaign to Clop

    Attribution Update

    GTIG analysis published on October 9, 2025 said indicators linked the extortion campaign against Oracle E-Business Suite to Clop, also tracked as FIN11, including the Clop DLS email addresses and GOLDVEIN.JAVA similarities.

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