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BleepingComputer[2][3] (21 March 2025) says rose87168 'released multiple text files yesterday', and its 3 April follow-up says the 6 million records went on sale on BreachForums 'on March 20'.
Citing Bloomberg, BleepingComputer[1][3] reports Oracle privately told some customers that attackers stole old client credentials from a legacy environment, with CrowdStrike and the FBI investigating; it dates the sale to March 20.
BleepingComputer[1][2] says the leak listed 140,621 company and government domains and that several companies confirmed the sample data about them was genuine, despite Oracle's denial.
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