CISA confirms hackers exploited Oracle E-Business Suite SSRF flaw

Hackers Poke Holes in Oracle’s Fancy-Ass E-Business Suite – Because Of Course They Did

So apparently, the security gods woke up one morning, screamed “F*** this,” and decided to give Oracle a swift kick in the digital nuts. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)—you know, the poor sods who have to play digital janitor for the whole damn internet—confirmed that hackers have been rolling their grubby little hands through an SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery) flaw in Oracle’s E-Business Suite. Yeah, the fancy overpriced business crap that executives use and pretend it’s secure because there’s a “suite” at the end of the name.

Turns out, despite Oracle patting itself on the back with patches back in 2022, some lazy bastards never bothered to install them. So hackers, being the opportunistic ferrets they are, slid right through this hole, poked around like it was free candy, and did whatever the hell they pleased on vulnerable systems. Wonderful. Another round of “I told you to patch that shit” echoing through IT departments worldwide.

CISA’s now waving their usual “get your crap together” flag, reminding everyone to update their damn servers, stop ignoring advisory emails, and maybe try basic cyber hygiene before some hacker in his mom’s basement ruins another fiscal quarter. Will anyone listen? Probably not.

And now Oracle’s somewhere between embarrassed and in full corporate denial mode, while operations teams everywhere are scrambling like caffeinated squirrels to figure out which one of their mission-critical systems is about to get faceplanted next. Same shit, different day.

Original article: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/cisa-confirms-hackers-exploited-oracle-e-business-suite-ssrf-flaw/

Reminds me of the time a manager told me we didn’t need to apply a patch “because downtime costs money.” Two days later, the server’s crypto-mining for some Russian teenager, and suddenly the downtime wasn’t so f***ing expensive after all. The dumb never ends.

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