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    Amagi, Shiprocket post profits; US polls’ impact on IT

    Amagi’s Q2 profit surged nearly 30x while Shiprocket swung into the black for the first time. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    India flags Chinese-linked AI tools in hacking campaign against financial firms

    India's cybersecurity agency named the hacking group behind a wave of AI-driven attacks on financial firms and identified its tools, at least two of them linked to China, adding India to a growing list of countries where

    AI-based cyber threat executing unauthorised fund transfers from banking firms: Cert-In

    The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (Cert-In) has named the incident "Crafty Falcon", which uses publicly available AI tools to execute complete attack chains autonomously at machine speed and generate and refine large numbers of tailored attack scripts in rapid succession.

    Good intentions, unintended consequences: The cost of regulation

    Regulation is vital for protecting consumers and building trust, but unpredictable or poorly calibrated policy changes can disrupt business economics, valuations and investment.

    Vedanta plans $200 million push to lift Rajasthan oil output

    Vedanta Oil and Gas is increasing investment in Rajasthan to enhance crude output from existing wells. The company aims to invest approximately $200 million in 2026-27 across several fields in the region. Further, Vedanta plans to develop a new hub for gas growth in the northeast region. Enhanced-recovery techniques are being employed to increase production efficiency from their wells.

    Supreme Court directs SAT to revisit Cairn India buyback case

    A Supreme Court bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan partly allowed Sebi's appeals against SAT's ruling and asked the tribunal to reconsider the question of "fraud alone" under the PFUTP regulations and decide on the matter in six months. The tribunal was directed to reconsider the matter after examining disputed trading data and other facts.

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