ShinyHunters has renewed attacks against Oracle PeopleSoft systems by slipping past web application firewall protections and planting web shells. The campaign shows how a small change in an attack request can reopen exposure that administrators believed had been contained.
ShinyHunters has renewed attacks against Oracle PeopleSoft systems by slipping past web application firewall protections and planting web shells.
The campaign shows how a small change in an attack request can reopen exposure that administrators believed had been contained.
The activity targets CVE-2026-35273, a critical PeopleSoft flaw previously used as a zero-day against universities.
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ShinyHunters has renewed attacks against Oracle PeopleSoft systems by slipping past web application firewall protections and planting web shells. The campaign shows how a small change in an attack request can reopen exposure that administrators believed had been contained. The activity targets CVE-2026-35273, a critical PeopleSoft flaw previously used as a zero-day against universities.
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