Show Notes
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Oracle recently faced a major security scare after a hacker claimed to have stolen 6 million data records — a breach that has everyone talking.
After initially denying the breach, Oracle is now saying their Oracle Cloud Infrastructure has not been compromised, but the exposed data came from old legacy servers.
Join Matt and David, along with special guest Joseph Avanzato from Varonis Threat Labs, as they explore the hacker's claims, Oracle's response, and the broader lessons about cloud security and incident management.As always, our hosts will update you on the latest cybersecurity news and share tips on protecting your digital assets.
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