Logitech has confirmed it “experienced a cybersecurity incident relating to the exfiltration of data” after the Clop ransomware gang listed them as a victim. The breach is linked to the mass exploitation of the Oracle E-Business Suite zero-day (CVE-2025-61882) we tracked last month.
Business Impact
This is a major supply chain breach. While Logitech states its products are unaffected, the theft of sensitive corporate data (potentially R&D, financials, employee/partner data) by a top-tier extortion group like Clop creates a massive financial and reputational risk for the company.
Why It Happened
This attack appears to be part of Clop’s broad campaign of exploiting a single, high-impact zero-day (in Oracle EBS) against hundreds of organizations simultaneously, focusing on data theft for extortion rather than network-wide encryption.
Recommended Executive Action
This confirms the “long tail” of zero-day exploits. Direct your CISO to ensure all third-party enterprise software (Oracle, SAP, etc.) is included in your emergency patching and vulnerability management program, not just your core OS and network gear.
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