ShinyHunters Uses Oracle Zero-Day to Rampage Higher Ed
2026-06-12T20:51:40Z•5e24896b46ad5fa0621ceb0357df1bbcfe3bd797440d037b24617030d991d224
CVE-2025-8088agentic-ai-wormsai-threatscheck-pointcisa-patchingdata-theftedr-evasionexchange-ghost-senderhigher-educationironwormivantikali365miasmamicrosoftoraclephishingransomwareshai-huludshinyhunterssupply-chainwindows-defender-exploitwinrarzero-day
What happened
A DarkReading news roundup highlights a surge in active exploitation and high-risk vulnerabilities across enterprise and public-sector targets. Notable incidents include ShinyHunters leveraging an Oracle ERP zero‑day to steal large volumes of university data, rapid exploitation of a max‑severity Ivanti Sentry flaw within 24 hours of disclosure, and a critical Check Point VPN zero‑day under active attack. Supply‑chain campaigns (Miasma, IronWorm, Hades/Shai‑Hulud) continue to propagate via repositories and package ecosystems, while attackers exploit a WinRAR flaw (CVE‑2025‑8088) in espionage/CT
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