Oracle, a software giant that makes point-of-sale credit card systems, has reportedly seen a massive security breach that could have far-reaching implications for its customers. According to security ...

A data breach within its retail unit has hit Oracle. According to the cloud giant, which confirmed the breach in an email to Fortune, it discovered malicious software on systems running its network of ...

Consumerist reports that Oracle admitted the serious breach in a letter to its customers. It acquired MICROS two years ago for a reported $5 billion, purchasing the rights to produce and market its ...

Oracle has issued a fix, but many Micros systems could still be vulnerable. Point-of-sale systems are rich targets for attackers, given their status as a gateway to credit card information, customer ...

Oracle has confirmed that it's investigating a breach of its Micros division. Security journalist Brian Krebs, who first covered the story, said that hackers had compromised hundreds of systems at the ...

According to a report by security blogger Brian Krebs, Oracle’s popular MICROS point-of-sale terminals support website was commandeered by a Russian cybergang. This is bad since MICROS is in the top ...

A high-risk security bug in Oracle's Micros point-of-sale systems could be leveraged to compromise and download a company's entire business data. The vulnerability, discovered by ERPScan security ...