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6se12 News
Russian Hackers Target U.S. Infrastructure: What You Need to Know
Hackers linked to Russia's Federal Security Service have been exploiting a seven-year-old vulnerability in Cisco software to target thousands of networking devices associated with critical infrastructure IT systems. The FBI and Cisco said the hackers are extracting device configuration information, which can be used for long-term access and reconnaissance. Organisations in various sectors across North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe have been targeted.
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India's Agni-5 Missile Test Successful, Boosting Defense Capabilities
India successfully test-fired its nuclear-capable Agni-5 missile from Odisha on Wednesday. Developed by DRDO, the missile has a range exceeding 5,000 km. The Ministry of Defence stated all operational and technical requirements were met. The Agni-5, equipped with MIRV technology, can strike multiple targets. It uses advanced navigation systems, including NavIC and GPS, for accuracy.
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US Healthcare Firm Availity Expands India Tech Center, Hiring Hundreds
Availity, a US healthcare IT firm, will triple its India tech center staff by 2026, COO Sean Keneally told Reuters. The Bengaluru center will grow from 250 to 800 employees. This expansion aims to address US healthcare cost pressures and enhance Availity's tech capabilities. The India center will expand beyond back-office functions into technology, product, and operations. Availity's move is driven by US payers facing financial strain due to reimbursement cuts.
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Ex-Selector: Samson's Inconsistency Could Cost Him India T20 Spot
Shubman Gill's Asia Cup vice-captaincy raises questions about Sanju Samson's T20 future. Selector Ajit Agarkar says the captain and coach will decide the best team balance in Dubai. Suryakumar Yadav supports Jitesh Sharma's inclusion. Ex-selector Devang Gandhi says Samson's inconsistency, even in the IPL, hinders him. Gandhi believes the Asia Cup is a chance for Samson to prove his flexibility and secure his place. The team will finalize decisions in Dubai.
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Oman to Host Asia Rugby Emirates Sevens Trophy in 2025
Oman is set to host the inaugural Asia Rugby Emirates Sevens Trophy this October, marking a major step forward for rugby in the country. The three-day event will feature 20 national teams from across Asia, showcasing international talent and supporting grassroots development. Oman's emergence on the regional rugby map is expected to boost local sporting infrastructure and community engagement.
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Top Lawyer Retires, Cites Concerns About Judiciary and Societal Values
Senior advocate Dushyant Dave retired after 48 years, citing frustration with the judiciary's state. He highlighted concerns like low judge-to-population ratio, poor infrastructure, and opaque promotion systems. Dave believes judicial quality directly impacts justice delivery, linking corruption to societal issues. He criticized the legal aid system and lack of diversity in the judiciary.
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Ex-Manipur CM: Outsiders from Myanmar are entering, being monitored
Former Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh acknowledged the ongoing influx of individuals from Myanmar. This statement followed Assam Rifles Director General Lt Gen Vikas Lakhera's report of approximately 42,000 people entering Manipur since December 31, 2024. Singh stated these individuals are under close watch in secure locations. Biometrics are being collected from these entrants crossing the Indo-Myanmar border, according to Singh's statement on X.
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Hackers Breach Google's System, Exposing Contact Info of Small Businesses
In June 2025, ShinyHunters hackers breached Google's Salesforce database via voice phishing, accessing business contact details of SMB clients. Google disclosed the incident in August, stating no sensitive data was compromised. The attack exploited human error, not system flaws. ShinyHunters, known for targeting major firms, used impersonation to gain access. Google contained the breach, notifying affected companies.
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Microsoft Protests: Employees Arrested Over Israeli Military Ties Concerns
Eighteen people were arrested during protests at Microsoft's Redmond headquarters over the company's ties with Israel. The protesters demanded an end to business relationships with Israel, citing concerns about how Israeli military uses Microsoft technology. Police reported that some protesters became aggressive and vandalized property. Microsoft has pledged to review its human rights standards in the Middle East amid the controversy.
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Jr NTR Fans Demand Public Apology from TDP MLA Over Remarks
Jr NTR's fans have refused to back down despite MLA Daggubati Prasad's apology over alleged remarks. Protests broke out in Anantapur and Hyderabad, with fans demanding a public apology from the MLA. They warned of strong retaliation if ignored, including playing audio clips across Anantapur. Fans also questioned the Telugu Desam Party's silence on the issue.
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