CVE-2025-55182 is a critical unauthenticated remote-code-execution flaw affecting React Server Components and downstream frameworks such as Next.js, enabling attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable servers.

Synthesizing all three sources, the OSINT indicates that an unauthorized third party exploited a previously unknown vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite in August 2025 to hack the Oracle EBS environments of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Phoenix.

A ransomware group known as Devman allegedly attacked the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority, disrupting access to real estate records across Georgia and claiming theft of 500 GB of sensitive data, which has delayed closings and impacted buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals statewide.

Threat actors associated with the Qilin ransomware operation infiltrated Asahi’s Japan network through compromised equipment, exfiltrated personal and business data affecting roughly 1.5–2 million customers, employees, and related contacts, and deployed ransomware that encrypted multiple servers and PCs, causing widespread operational shutdowns and significant service disruption across Japan.

The OSINT reports that a Mirai-based botnet variant named ShadowV2 is exploiting known vulnerabilities in widely deployed IoT devices across multiple countries and industries to build a DDoS-capable botnet, with recent activity during a global AWS outage assessed as a likely test run for future attacks.

The OSINT reports that North Korean state-sponsored operators are running the “Contagious Interview” campaign, using malicious npm packages, GitHub, and Vercel infrastructure, and the OtterCookie malware family to compromise blockchain and Web3 developers, exfiltrate credentials and wallet data, and remotely control infected systems for digital asset theft and espionage.

“Bloody Wolf” is actively expanding spear-phishing campaigns across Central Asia by impersonating Ministries of Justice and using custom JAR loaders to deploy the legitimate NetSupport RAT for persistent remote access and low-profile operations.

The OSINT reports that threat actors deploying Qilin ransomware are using a previously undocumented Windows malware packer, TangleCrypt, to hide and launch the STONESTOP EDR-killer with the ABYSSWORKER driver, using multi-layered encoding and flexible injection techniques but with implementation flaws that can cause crashes and reduce reliability.

December 1, 2025 Quantifying the loss-magnitude signatures, governance breakpoints, thematic clusters, attack surfaces, cost drivers, and blast-radius patterns across these scenarios serves one central purpose: to turn narrative cyber incidents into measurable business risk. Without quantification, organizations are left guessing about which threats actually matter, how big the losses could be, and where governance or control failures create systemic exposure. By translating