Organizations have received extortion emails from hackers who claim to have stolen sensitive information from their Oracle E-Business Suite.

Threat actors aligned with the Clop ransomware group are claiming to have stolen sensitive data from Oracle Corp.’s E-Business Suite and, though Oracle has yet to confirm a breach, customers are ...

The most recent update to the Clop site is from July 2025, but the most significant recent updates were in February and March, when Clop posted the names of alleged victims of the Cleo-linked attacks, ...

Oracle is a good example of why lacking a first-mover advantage isn't a deal-breaker. Oracle's data centers are newer and faster. And it's bringing over 70 of them online in just a few years, which is ...

Google has warned that a hacking group claiming affiliation with the notorious Cl0p ransomware gang is sending extortion emails to executives at various organisations. According to reports by Reuters ...

Corporate executives at multiple organizations are receiving malicious emails from threat actors saying they are associated with the Cl0p ransomware group and have sensitive data a stolen from the ...

Google has warned that executives and IT departments at major organisations are facing extortion attempts after hackers claimed to have stolen sensitive data from Oracle Corp.’s widely used E-Business ...

Extortion emails name-drop Big Red's E-Business Suite, though Google and Mandiant yet to find proof of any breach Criminals with potential links to the notorious Clop ransomware mob are bombarding ...

Spending on AI infrastructure has been growing at a blistering pace, and based on what the major cloud computing companies have planned, it's going to keep right on growing.

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The hunt for winners in the artificial intelligence gold rush has landed on the giant industrial equipment maker.

Byron Deeter, Bessemer Venture Partners partner, said in a latest program on CNBC that he believes the notion that the AI boom is similar to the dot-com bubble is wrong.