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Oracle Issues Security Alert

October 6, 2025
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Oracle has issued a Security Alert concerning a critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-61882, found in Oracle E-Business Suite versions 12.2.3 through 12.2.14. This flaw is particularly dangerous because it can be exploited remotely over a network without needing any authentication, like a username or password. If a malicious actor successfully exploits this vulnerability, they could achieve remote code execution, giving them significant control over the affected system. Given the severity, Oracle urges all customers to apply the recommended security patches as soon as possible.

To apply the necessary patches, it’s crucial to first have the October 2023 Critical Patch Update installed. This is a mandatory prerequisite for the updates provided in the current Security Alert. Oracle’s policy is to release patches for products that are under either Premier Support or Extended Support. Customers using older, unsupported versions of the software should prioritize upgrading to a supported version to ensure they can receive these vital security fixes. While older versions aren’t officially tested for this vulnerability, it’s highly likely they are also affected, making the upgrade even more critical.

To assist customers with immediate detection and containment of potential threats, Oracle has provided indicators of compromise (IP addresses, commands, and files) below the main risk matrix. This information helps administrators identify and respond to any signs of a potential attack. Detailed patch availability and installation instructions are also available in a separate document linked within the security alert, providing a clear path for users to secure their systems.

Oracle uses the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) version 3.1 to analyze and score each security vulnerability. While they don’t share the full details of their analysis, the resulting Risk Matrix provides crucial information about the conditions needed to exploit the vulnerability and the potential impact. This helps customers perform their own risk assessments based on how they use the product. Additionally, if the risk matrix lists a protocol like HTTP as affected, it implies that the secure variant, HTTPS, is also affected unless stated otherwise.

Maintaining a strong security posture is a shared responsibility. Oracle’s recommendation is clear: stay on actively-supported versions of their software and apply all security patches and Critical Patch Updates without delay. By following these guidelines and promptly addressing this critical vulnerability, customers can significantly reduce their risk of a successful remote code execution attack and protect their Oracle E-Business Suite environment.

Reference:

  • Oracle Security Alert Advisory Released for Critical Flaw CVE 2025 61882
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