Oracle Cloud experienced a data breach, with the threat actor reportedly stealing 6 million data points, potentially impacting 140K Oracle Cloud customers. Many Oracle Cloud clients predominantly use the service for testing and research purposed and contain very sensitive user and consumer information.  With Credentials being one of the significant data points potentially exposed, clients may be concerned that their information is being directly accessed without their knowledge!

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Shub Johns & Holbrook LLP is currently investigating Oracle Cloud for an apparent failure to safeguard sensitive consumer information in a data breach that was detected on or around March 20, 2025. Oracle Cloud, a cloud computing service falling under the Oracle Corporation company based in Texas,  was alerted that an unauthorized actor gained access to client data within Oracle Cloud’s systems – though the threat actor announced publicly to have breached Oracle, Oracle has denied these claims.

The Oracle Cloud Breach is still fairly new, and it is unclear how long the threat actor who infiltrated Oracle Cloud’s information systems had access. It has been discovered, however, that approximately 140,000 individuals may have been impacted by the breach. Consumer information exposed in the breach may vary but can include user log-in credentials and potentially more sensitive information.

The cybercriminals responsible for the breach may have already obtained and sold the compromised consumer information. In previous data breaches, victims of data theft have noticed identity theft attempts ranging from fraudulent charges on bank accounts or credit cards, medical and/or government services ordered in their name, or their information being posted on the dark web.

Affected by the Oracle Cloud Data Breach

Have you recently received a data breach notification from Oracle Cloud? Do you have reason to believe that your information has been impacted or have you noticed suspicious activity potentially related to the breach? If so, we would like to hear from you.  Please complete the contact form on this page or contact us at 610-477-8380 or [email protected].