On **November 14, 2025**, Logitech disclosed a cybersecurity breach stemming from a **zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-61882)** in Oracle E-Business Suite, exploited by the **Clop extortion gang** since July 2025. The attack led to **unauthorized data exfiltration** from Logitech’s internal IT systems, including **limited employee, consumer, customer, and supplier information**. While no **sensitive personal data** (e.g., national IDs, credit cards) was compromised, the breach exposed non-sensitive records, raising risks of **follow-on phishing or social engineering attacks**.Logitech confirmed **no operational disruption**—manufacturing, financials, and business continuity remained unaffected—thanks to **prompt detection, patching, and external cybersecurity support**. The incident was contained, with regulatory notifications filed and affected parties being assessed for disclosure. However, the breach underscores **third-party software risks** and the **evolving tactics of ransomware groups** shifting from encryption to **data theft-driven extortion**.Though Logitech downplayed material impact, the exposure of **internal and stakeholder data**—even if non-critical—highlights vulnerabilities in **supply chain security** and the need for **proactive zero-day defense strategies**. Regulatory scrutiny (e.g., GDPR) may apply if European consumer data was involved, though no fines were reported at disclosure.
Source: https://www.webpronews.com/logitechs-zero-day-breach-how-a-hidden-flaw-exposed-tech-giants-data/
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"linkid": "darkwebinformer",
"type": "Breach",
"date": "5/2025",
"severity": "60",
"impact": "3",
"explanation": "Attack with significant impact with internal employee data leaks"{'affected_entities': [{'customers_affected': 'Limited (specific numbers not '
'disclosed)',
'industry': 'Consumer Electronics / Computer '
'Peripherals',
'location': 'Lausanne, Switzerland (HQ)',
'name': 'Logitech International S.A.',
'size': 'Large (Global)',
'type': 'Public Company'}],
'attack_vector': ['Zero-Day Exploit (CVE-2025-61882)',
'Third-Party Software (Oracle E-Business Suite)',
'Multi-Stage Java Implant'],
'customer_advisories': ['Assessment and notification of affected parties in '
'progress'],
'data_breach': {'data_exfiltration': True,
'sensitivity_of_data': 'Low (no PII like national IDs or '
'payment info)',
'type_of_data_compromised': ['Non-sensitive employee data',
'Consumer data',
'Customer data',
'Supplier data']},
'date_publicly_disclosed': '2025-11-14',
'description': 'Logitech International S.A. disclosed a cybersecurity '
'incident on November 14, 2025, involving a zero-day '
'vulnerability (CVE-2025-61882) in Oracle E-Business Suite, '
'exploited by the Clop extortion gang. The breach led to the '
'exfiltration of internal data, including limited employee, '
'consumer, customer, and supplier information, but no '
'sensitive personal data (e.g., national ID numbers or credit '
'card details) was compromised. The incident did not disrupt '
'Logitech’s operations or products. The company engaged '
'external cybersecurity firms for investigation and response, '
'patched the vulnerability promptly, and notified regulatory '
'bodies. Clop’s attack leveraged a multi-stage Java implant '
'for data theft, reflecting a broader trend of '
'extortion-focused breaches without operational encryption.',
'impact': {'brand_reputation_impact': 'Potential reputational risk (limited '
'data exposure)',
'data_compromised': ['Employee information',
'Consumer information',
'Customer information',
'Supplier information'],
'downtime': 'None',
'financial_loss': 'No material financial impact reported',
'identity_theft_risk': 'Low (no sensitive PII compromised)',
'legal_liabilities': 'Potential regulatory scrutiny (e.g., GDPR if '
'European consumer data affected)',
'operational_impact': 'None',
'payment_information_risk': 'None (no credit card details exposed)',
'systems_affected': ['Internal IT systems']},
'initial_access_broker': {'entry_point': 'Zero-day vulnerability in Oracle '
'E-Business Suite (CVE-2025-61882)',
'high_value_targets': ['Internal IT systems',
'Employee/consumer/customer/supplier '
'data'],
'reconnaissance_period': 'Exploited since July 2025 '
'(prior to Oracle patch on '
'October 4, 2025)'},
'investigation_status': 'Ongoing (external cybersecurity firms engaged; '
'containment confirmed)',
'lessons_learned': ['Third-party software vulnerabilities pose significant '
'risks, even for non-core systems.',
'Zero-day exploits require rapid patching and vendor '
'coordination.',
'Extortion-focused attacks (data theft without '
'encryption) are increasing, necessitating proactive '
'threat intelligence.',
'Transparency in disclosure helps maintain stakeholder '
'trust.',
'Multi-layered defenses (e.g., zero-trust architectures) '
'are critical to mitigate supply chain risks.'],
'motivation': ['Data Theft', 'Extortion'],
'post_incident_analysis': {'corrective_actions': ['Immediate patching of the '
'vulnerability post-Oracle '
'fix.',
'Engagement of external '
'cybersecurity experts for '
'investigation.',
'Enhanced monitoring for '
'indicators of compromise '
'(IoCs) related to '
'CVE-2025-61882.',
'Review of third-party '
'software dependencies and '
'vulnerability management '
'processes.',
'Public disclosure and '
'transparency to maintain '
'trust.'],
'root_causes': ['Unpatched zero-day vulnerability '
'in third-party software (Oracle '
'E-Business Suite).',
'Lack of real-time detection for '
'multi-stage Java implants used by '
'Clop.',
'Supply chain risk exposure due to '
'reliance on external enterprise '
'software.']},
'ransomware': {'data_exfiltration': True,
'ransomware_strain': 'Clop (extortion-focused, no encryption)'},
'recommendations': ['Implement robust third-party vulnerability management '
'programs.',
'Adopt zero-trust security models to limit lateral '
'movement.',
'Enhance threat intelligence sharing to preemptively '
'identify indicators of compromise (IoCs).',
'Invest in advanced detection tools for zero-day '
'exploits.',
'Conduct regular supply chain risk assessments, '
'especially for enterprise software dependencies.',
'Foster a culture of security vigilance with employee '
'training on phishing and social engineering risks.'],
'references': [{'source': 'BleepingComputer'},
{'source': 'The Globe and Mail'},
{'source': 'The Hacker News (X posts)'},
{'source': 'StockTitan'},
{'source': 'Boston Institute of Analytics'},
{'source': 'Logitech Official Security Vulnerability Reporting '
'Page',
'url': 'https://www.logitech.com/en-us/company/contact-us/security-vulnerability-reporting.html'},
{'source': 'Investing.com'},
{'source': 'TipRanks (SEC filings)'}],
'regulatory_compliance': {'regulatory_notifications': ['Government entities '
'(as required)',
'Potential GDPR '
'notifications if EU '
'data affected']},
'response': {'communication_strategy': ['Public disclosure (SEC filings, '
'press releases)',
'Stakeholder notifications',
'Transparency reports'],
'containment_measures': ['Prompt detection',
'Vulnerability patching (post-Oracle '
'fix)',
'Engagement of external experts'],
'incident_response_plan_activated': True,
'remediation_measures': ['Investigation',
'Assessment of affected parties',
'Regulatory notifications'],
'third_party_assistance': ['External cybersecurity firms '
'(unnamed)']},
'stakeholder_advisories': ['Public disclosure via SEC filings',
'Press releases',
'Regulatory notifications'],
'threat_actor': 'Clop Ransomware Gang',
'title': 'Logitech Data Breach via Zero-Day Exploit in Oracle E-Business '
'Suite',
'type': ['Data Breach', 'Zero-Day Exploit', 'Third-Party Vulnerability'],
'vulnerability_exploited': 'CVE-2025-61882 (Oracle E-Business Suite)'}