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ShinyHunters Resumes Large-Scale Attacks on Vulnerable Oracle PeopleSoft Systems Worldwide

ShinyHunters has resumed a large-scale attack campaign targeting vulnerable Oracle PeopleSoft systems globally, bypassing protections that organizations implemented following earlier breaches this summer. According to Google's cybersecurity unit Mandiant, the attackers are conducting a "mass exploitation" of a security flaw in PeopleSoft. After initial attacks from late May to early June focused on universities, ShinyHunters adapted their strategy. They now target organizations that deployed additional web application firewall rules but failed to apply Oracle's patch for the vulnerability. This new wave has impacted dozens of systems worldwide across sectors including higher education, technology, healthcare, agriculture, transportation, and government. Mandiant noted the group altered its tactics to access the vulnerable PeopleSoft software differently, continuing to exploit the same flaw. The campaign's activity is linked to a claimed data breach at the FBI, which the bureau says it is actively investigating. Separately, Oracle disclosed that co-founder Larry Ellis on has pledged 67 million more Oracle shares as collateral for personal loans compared to last year, worth approximately $9.2 billion. He also canceled a planned sale of up to 50 million Oracle shares, valued around $7.5 billion, shortly after its announcement. This follows Oracle's strong Q1 earnings report with revenue up 30% year-over-year to $19.3 billion.

cryptonews.ru09/26 16:06

ShinyHunters Resumes Large-Scale Attacks on Vulnerable Oracle PeopleSoft Systems Worldwide

cryptonews.ru09/26 16:06

Chainlink Announces Partnership with Infosys — IT Giant Serving 1.7 Billion Accounts

Chainlink has entered a strategic partnership with global IT leader Infosys (NYSE: INFY, market cap >$40B) to accelerate institutional blockchain financial services. Infosys, which provides critical banking and payment infrastructure for over 1.7 billion client accounts globally, will standardize the adoption of the Chainlink platform. Chainlink highlighted its CCIP (Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol), Chainlink Computing Environment (CRE), Automated Compliance Enforcement (ACE), Proof of Reserve, data streams, and feeds as key technologies for this collaboration. Infosys, a major Indian multinational competing with firms like TCS and Accenture, is not new to blockchain. Its Finacle banking software uses distributed ledger technology compatible with Ethereum, R3-Corda, and Hyperledger, and the company has previously piloted blockchain projects for international payments and applications in supply chain, healthcare, and insurance. This partnership signals a shift for major IT corporations from blockchain experimentation to deploying production-ready platforms. Competitors like Accenture (also a Chainlink partner) and TCS are taking similar approaches, with TCS similarly focusing on integrating legacy financial systems with blockchain. The move reflects growing institutional trust in decentralized systems as they mature from pilots to operational platforms.

cryptonews.ru09/23 12:15

Chainlink Announces Partnership with Infosys — IT Giant Serving 1.7 Billion Accounts

cryptonews.ru09/23 12:15

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