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Oracle Appears to Admit Breach of 2 'Obsolete' Servers

2025-04-21 08:45:04| Spiritual Career Counseling

Source: JHVEPhoto via ShutterstockAfter weeks of carefully worded denials, Oracle on April 7 appears to have notified an unknown number of its customers of a breach involving two servers containing usernames and passwords.A supposed copy of Oracle's breach notification appeared on social media this week, but the company has yet to confirm to Dark Reading whether it indeed issued the advisory to customers or how widely disseminated it was.Hacker Accessed Obsolete Oracle ServersThe brief note, like the company's previous statements on the issue, begins by "unequivocally" denying any breach of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) servers, or of any OCI customer environments or of their data. However, it then goes on to add that a hacker had indeed accessed and published data obtained from two servers that were never part of OCI.Oracle described the affected servers as "obsolete" and the data that the hacker accessed as useless. "The hacker did not expose usable passwords because the passwo...


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