Oracle EBS Hack: Only 4 Corporate Giants Still Silent on Potential Impact
2026-03-16T19:24:06Z•033d7280d476e61e62f7fb4b3a92a712e272b7e777ff738d1958ce914d0f41dd
AppArmorChina-linkedCloudflareDKIMGitHub compromiseGlassWormHPE AOS-CXIran attributionLoblawN8nOracle EBSPoland nuclear hackSEO poisoningSlopoly malwareStarbucksStorm-2561authentication bypasscredential theftdata breachespionagefake VPN clientsphishingprivilege escalationstate-sponsoredtrusted redirect
What happened
This SecurityWeek roundup covers multiple high-impact incidents and campaigns: an ongoing Oracle EBS breach with several major customers yet to comment; a highly targeted DKIM-signed phishing attack against a security firm executive using trusted redirects and Cloudflare-protected phishing pages; China-linked state-sponsored espionage against Asian militaries that employed custom tooling and long dwell times; Storm-2561’s SEO-poisoning campaign distributing fake VPN clients to steal credentials; a GlassWorm aftermath (ForceMemo) compromise of hundreds of GitHub/Python accounts via stolen VS CI
Why it matters
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