Oracle: Oracle Cyberattack Sparks FBI Investigation Amid Fears of Compromised Patient Data!

Defiance ETFS CEO and CIO Sylvia Jablonski believes that the "custom scare" in the stock market presents a buying opportunity to "earn profits." The FBI is looking into cyberattacks that Oracle, a leading integrated technology firm, has reported. As per Bloomberg News, the hacker allegedly infiltrated Oracle's computer systems and acquired healthcare patient data. Signage outside Oracle's headquarters in Redwood Shores, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/Getty Images) Larry Ellison is valued at $15 billion following Oracle's shares reaching an all-time high The cloud tech firm reportedly alerted numerous medical clients this month about the breach, following the January 22nd incident when hackers accessed servers and transferred patient data to external sites. This was covered by Bloomberg News. -0.75% Click here to access Fox Business on the move "Per DOJ's guidelines, the FBI is unable to confirm or deny the existence of the investigation," the FBI informed Fox News Digital in an email on Friday. A class action lawsuit was filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas, claiming that hackers gained access to Oracle's servers around January 22nd and compromised data from over 6 million clients. The lawsuit claims that Oracle failed to protect sensitive, personally identifiable information and private health data belonging to the class members, thus exposing them to identity theft risks. The attorney stated that Oracle did not report the breach within the 60 days mandated by Texas law. Oracle has yet to respond to a request for a comment from Fox Business.