Clop Ransomware Targets UK NHS Using Oracle Zero-Day Exploits
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The Clop ransomware gang has claimed the UK National Health Service (NHS) as one of its latest victims, leveraging exploits of Oracle's zero-day vulnerabilities. The NHS has confirmed its inclusion in the list of affected organizations, highlighting the ongoing threat posed by such orchestrated data theft attacks.
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