APT36 leveraged the popularity of BOSS Linux to compromise sensitive networks connected to national security.
The attackers use a visual decoy in the form of an HTML document pretending to be a cybersecurity advisory.
Upon execution, a malicious ELF binary exfiltrates data and monitors compromised systems.
A cyber-espionage campaign orchestrated by the threat actor APT36, also known as Transparent Tribe, targets Indian defense personnel and organizations using BOSS Linux, a distribution widely employed by Indian government agencies, via malicious archives attached to phishing emails.
This incident marks a significant evolution in APT36’s operational tactics, now incorporating malware specifically engineered for Linux environments.
According to CYFIRMA’s research, the attack begins with highly targeted phishing emails containing ZIP file attachments. Within these attachments lies a malicious .desktop file masquerading as a “Cyber-Security-Advisory.”
A .desktop file masquerades as a cybersecurity advisory file | Source: CYFIRMA
Upon execution, this file initiates a multi-stage process designed to evade detection and lower user suspicion.
The attack deploys a decoy PowerPoint presentation to gain the target’s trust while simultaneously executing a malicious ELF (Executable and Linkable Format) binary in the background.
An HTML file containing an
This domain and several associated subdomains have been leveraged in a range of targeted attacks, particularly against personnel and systems within the Indian defense sector | Source: CYFIRMA
Known as “BOSS.elf,” this binary enables unauthorized access to the target system, allowing for data exfiltration and advanced surveillance operations.
Further technical analysis reveals that the malware collects critical system information, conducts reconnaissance, and maintains persistent communication with a command-and-control (C2) server at 101.99.92.182.
The ‘sorlastore’ domain was also used in malicious macro-embedded PowerPoint Add-in (PPAM) campaigns targeting Windows.
The campaign’s complexity demonstrates a significant escalation in Transparent Tribe’s capabilities and highlights the increased vulnerabilities of critical systems. APT36 has leveraged the popularity of BOS Linux to compromise sensitive networks connected to national security.
This social engineering approach targeting official entities has been widely used, with recent campaigns including the Russia-affiliated Void Blizzard APT sending fake European Defense & Security Summit emails.
In this interview, the team at n6 discusses their groundbreaking iconPCR thermocycler and its impact on laboratory automation, NGS data quality, and real-time control in life sciences, all live from SLAS 2025.
To start us off, can you give an overview of n6 and your mission within the life sciences instrumentation space?
At n6, our mission is simple but ambitious: we’re here to deliver the smarter, scalable tools genomics has always needed—but never had. After two decades of grappling with the limitations of legacy systems, our team set out to fundamentally rethink how labs prepare and process DNA for next-generation sequencing (NGS). Our goal? To enable every lab to generate cleaner, faster, and more cost-effective data at scale—because better tools mean better science, and the future depends on it. We’re obsessed with data quality, scientific integrity, and building solutions that actually solve real-world problems for researchers, not just theoretical ones.
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What inspired the development of iconPCR, and how does this innovation address limitations in traditional thermocycling technology?
iconPCR was born out of sheer frustration with the status quo. For years, our founder and team saw the same problems repeat: over-amplified libraries, wasted sequencing runs, and massive variability—all driven by outdated tools that simply weren’t built for today’s scale or complexity. Traditional thermocyclers treat every sample the same, leading to “one-size-fits-none” results. We knew there had to be a better way.
So, we built iconPCR™—the world’s first real-time thermocycler with 96 independently controlled wells. This means every sample gets its own optimal amplification profile, in real time, with no more over- or under-cycling. It’s like giving every sample its own personal trainer, instead of making everyone run the same marathon pace.
With iconPCR being the first of its kind, what technical challenges did the development team face in achieving independent thermal control across 96 wells, and how were they overcome?
The main challenge was engineering 96 fully isolated thermal zones, each with its own heating element and probe, all packed into a compact benchtop instrument. We adapted technologies from the semiconductor and telecom industries, where precision and speed are paramount, and applied them to genomics for the first time. The result: each well is independently programmable, allowing for exact protocol matching per sample, regardless of input amount or assay type. This was no small feat, but it’s what enables the real magic of iconPCR—and what sets it apart from every other thermocycler on the market.
How does AutoNorm™ redefine the standard PCR workflow, and what specific benefits does it bring to researchers working on library preparation and quantification?
AutoNorm™ is the “Goldilocks” of NGS library normalization—making sure every sample is “just right.” Instead of the labor-intensive, error-prone process of purifying, quantifying, and adjusting each sample by hand, AutoNorm monitors DNA synthesis in real time for each well. When a sample reaches the desired endpoint, that well stops cycling—no more, no less.
Benefits for researchers:
No more manual quantification or normalization steps—just pool, purify, and go.
Consistent, sequencing-ready libraries every time, with dramatically reduced risk of over- or under-amplification.
Fewer failed runs, less wasted sequencing, and more reliable data—even for tricky samples like FFPE or low-input RNA.
In terms of data quality and reproducibility, how does iconPCR compare to conventional real-time PCR systems in both research and diagnostic settings?
iconPCR takes data quality and reproducibility to a new level. Traditional real-time PCR systems are batch-based and blind to individual sample needs, often leading to variable results and wasted sequencing. iconPCR’s real-time, per-well feedback ensures that each sample is amplified optimally, preserving true biological signals and minimizing artifacts.
Higher consistency across samples: No more “problem children” in your 96-well plate.
High-fidelity data: Fewer PCR duplicates, less bias, and more accurate representation of your samples.
Better outcomes for challenging inputs: iconPCR shines with degraded, low-input, or high-diversity samples—delivering reliable results where legacy systems often fail.
While iconPCR is CE-marked for research use and not FDA-cleared for diagnostics in the US, it’s already making a difference in translational and preclinical research settings.
Looking ahead, how do you envision the iconPCR platform evolving, and what potential applications or user communities are you most excited to support?
We see iconPCR as the foundation for a new era of intelligent, automated NGS library prep. As genomics continues to scale—from clinical research to agriculture, synthetic biology, and beyond—the need for smarter, more adaptive tools will only grow.
Exciting applications: Single-cell genomics, spatial transcriptomics, high-throughput core labs, and any workflow where data quality and efficiency matter.
User communities: We’re especially excited to support labs tackling the toughest samples—metagenomics, FFPE, cfRNA—and those looking to scale up without sacrificing quality or burning out their staff.
How valuable is SLAS as an event for connecting with both industry leaders and end-users, and what kind of feedback do you typically gather from the conference that informs your innovation pipeline?
SLAS is where the future of lab automation and life sciences comes to life. For us, it’s an invaluable opportunity to connect with both industry leaders and hands-on end-users. The feedback we gather is pure gold: real-world pain points, wish lists, and creative ideas that inform our product roadmap. We hear what’s working, what’s not, and what labs wish they could do if only the tools existed.
And this year, we were especially thrilled to be recognized as a 2025 SLAS New Product Award winner for iconPCR at the US conference—it’s not every day your benchtop instrument gets crowned as one of the most innovative technologies in the field!
What’s the one takeaway you hope researchers and automation engineers walk away with after engaging with your team at SLAS 2025?
Don’t settle for “good enough” when you can have “just right.” iconPCR and AutoNorm aren’t just incremental improvements—they’re a fundamental rethink of how NGS library prep should work. If you want cleaner data, faster workflows, and fewer headaches, it’s time to upgrade your tools. We’re here to help you amplify, quantify, and normalize—all at once, with no compromises.
Finally, what’s next for n6? Is there anything new you’re excited to work on?
Our team is already hard at work on new software features, expanded assay compatibility, and deeper automation. We’re also exploring partnerships with leading research centers and industry innovators to push the boundaries of what’s possible in genomics. Stay tuned for more breakthroughs—and if you have a workflow challenge, bring it to us. We love a good puzzle!
Where can readers find more information?
For the latest on iconPCR, AutoNorm, and all things n6, visit our website (https://www.n6tec.com/) or contact our team directly (https://www.n6tec.com/#contact-us). We’re always happy to share resources, success stories, and a little bit of our “Goldilocks” approach to genomics.
About the Interviewee
Dr. Yann Jouvenot, Sr. Director of Product at n6 is one of the initial members of the n6 team. With 20+ years of experience in biotech and molecular diagnostics, Yann has been helping lead the product development of iconPCR, including its performance in specific applications such as metagenomics.
A Reddit user’s story of the OnePlus 13 surviving 4.5 hours underwater shows the phone may be even more durable than its ratings suggest.
While the OnePlus 13 already boasts top-tier IP68/IP69 certification, this accidental river test takes its durability credentials to another level.
IP68 covers submersion for up to 30 minutes, and IP69 adds resistance to hot, high-pressure water. The OnePlus 13 appears capable of handling far more.
Although OnePlus has already awarded the OnePlus 13 an IP68/IP69 rating, real-world tests are significantly surpassing these ratings. Someone accidentally dunked it in a river for way longer than it should handle, and it came out like nothing happened.
A recent Reddit post tells a wild story about the OnePlus 13’s water resistance getting pushed way past the limit. After a canoeing mishap during a camp trip, a kid accidentally left the phone underwater in a river for around 4.5 hours. Shockingly, when the father fished it out, it still worked.
This is a photo of my son’s camp counselor and I looking for my Son’s OP13 in the Fox River. from r/oneplus
For context, an IP68 rating means a device can handle being underwater over a meter deep for up to 30 minutes. It’s a solid standard for water resistance, but definitely not meant for long river naps.
The OnePlus 13 raised the bar for durability by being the first in the lineup to score both IP68 and IP69 ratings. That means it’s not just splash-proof or pool-friendly; it can actually take on hot, high-pressure water.
Outpacing the flagship competition
With top-tier IP ratings for both dust and water resistance, the OnePlus 13 goes a step beyond the usual IP68 crowd, outclassing the leading Android phones like the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Pixel 9 Pro.
Meanwhile, the OnePlus 12 only came with an IP65 rating, meaning it could handle dust and low-pressure water sprays. But when tech-savvy folks tore it down, they noticed design choices hinting it might’ve been tougher than the rating let on. That sparked a lot of debate about whether it was quietly more water-resistant than advertised.
Now, with this Reddit story about the OnePlus 13 surviving nearly five hours underwater, it’s safe to say OnePlus has leveled up in real-world durability.
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IP69 is pretty much unicorn territory when it comes to smartphones. While a few Oppo models in select regions have quietly sported it, the OnePlus 13 is the first phone with IP69 protection to officially hit Western markets.
While most folks won’t be blasting their phone with high-pressure hot water, knowing the OnePlus 13 could handle it is pretty awesome.
Wise Integration has released its first fully digital controller, WiseWare 1.1 (WIW1101), based on a 32-bit MCU. This milestone innovation enables high-frequency operation up to 2MHz, unlocking new levels of power density, efficiency, and form factor in compact AC/DC power converters.
“This release marks a strategic milestone for Wise Integration’s roadmap,” said Thierry Bouchet, CEO of Wise Integration. “WiseWare 1.1 represents more than a product—it’s a key pillar in our vision to redefine power electronics through digital control. It strengthens our value proposition in high-density power conversion and reinforces our leadership as GaN technology scales to mass adoption.”
Unlike legacy analogue solutions, the device utilises the speed and switching capabilities of GaN through a proprietary digital control algorithm in a 32-bit MCU, which enables ZVS across all power transistors. Designed specifically for totem pole PFC architectures in critical-construction mode (CrCM), this controller allows engineers to significantly reduce the size, weight, and thickness of magnetic components while maintaining an efficiency of greater than 98%.
WiseWare 1.1 supports a broad power range from 100 W to 1.5 kW, making it suitable for a wide array of modern applications requiring both compactness and high energy efficiency.
Designed with flexibility in mind, the device works seamlessly with standard GaN across the full RDS(on) spectrum (drain-source on-resistance), providing power designers with the freedom to select the optimal transistor for each application without compromising performance.
Typical applications include:
High-efficiency AC/DC power converters,
High-power density designs,
Power supplies for servers,
USB power delivery adapters for laptops and notebooks, and
Switch-mode power supplies for monitors and displays.
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Seb Springall is a seasoned editor at Electropages, specialising in the product news sections. With a keen eye for the latest advancements in the tech industry, Seb curates and oversees content that highlights cutting-edge technologies and market trends.
Limited-edition RMB 01 motorcycle collaboration launches July 3, 2025 at Le Mans Classic
Combines Richard Mille’s watchmaking precision with Brough Superior’s engineering
Only 150 units to be produced, blending innovation, heritage, and craftsmanship
Richard Mille and Brough Superior have teamed up to launch the RMB 01, an exclusive, high-performance motorcycle limited to 150 units worldwide. Blending avant-garde watchmaking precision with legendary motorcycle craftsmanship, the RMB 01 made its debut at the 2025 Le Mans Classic.
Founded in 1919 and revived in 2013, Brough Superior has long symbolized mechanical excellence in motorcycling. Now, in collaboration with Richard Mille, known for its cutting-edge luxury timepieces, the brand takes a bold step into a new era of design and innovation.
The RMB 01 is more than a bike; it’s a rolling work of art, marrying emotive design, technical mastery and a shared obsession with perfection. Each component reflects the meticulous attention to detail that defines both companies, making this project a celebration of heritage, performance and futuristic aesthetics.
With only 150 units to be produced, the RMB 01 is set to become a coveted collector’s item for both watch and motorcycle enthusiasts, showcasing the fusion of speed, style and precision engineering in a truly unprecedented form. Details on pricing have yet to be announced at the time of writing but are available upon request via authorized RM dealers.
The OnePlus 13T and the OnePlus 13s are OnePlus’ latest devices that fit into the “compact flagship” scene. These two just got announced not too long ago, and already we’re hearing things about their successors.
Reportedly, the two phones’ successors are going to be branded OnePlus 15T and OnePlus 15s. It’s highly likely that OnePlus may skip the number 14 and jump straight to 15, as in some parts of Asia, the number 4 is considered unlucky.
A new leak is now claiming that the successors of these two phones (they are generally quite similar to each other) may sport the same screen sizes. Basically, the OnePlus 13T and OnePlus 13s are almost the same phone with some minor changes, and it seems the next generation may follow the same strategy.
Tipster Yogesh Brar is now claiming that the OnePlus 15s/15T would come with some needed changes. The sizes, claims the tipster, may be the same (which means 6.32-inch displays for both phones), but there would be a bump in battery, a new chip, and an additional camera.
OnePlus 15s / 15T in the works with some much needed changes..
Size is same, bump in battery, new chip and 1 more camera
The OnePlus 13s and 13T have two cameras on the rear, so this additional camera may be an ultrawide one. The leaker doesn’t specify anything about the camera or its lens or sensor, though. The current phones come with the same configuration: a 50MP main camera, complemented by a 50MP telephoto camera.
Brar also notes there would be a bump in battery. The OnePlus 13s sports an already quite-generous 5,850 mAh battery, while the OnePlus 13T has an even bigger one, at 6,260 mAh. Both phones support super-fast 80W wired charging. With these specs already being quite cool, I wonder how much better OnePlus can make it.
As for the new chip, this one is probably the most obvious one. After all, with each new generation, there’s a new processor to power it, and there’s no reason to think this won’t be the case here as well. Both the OnePlus 13T and the OnePlus 13s sport the premium Snapdragon 8 Elite.
So most likely you can expect the next generation of Qualcomm’s chip to power these two bad boys. This would mean the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2, a chip that’s not been announced just yet, but is reportedly in the works.
It’s not clear when OnePlus will unveil these two phones, but given the fact that the 13s and 13T basically just got announced (in June and in April, respectively), you can safely expect these two to be for next year.
These two would battle for the best compact flagship title. Yep, a 6-point-something display may not indicate a compact phone, per se, but in comparison to what’s been happening across the market and the general direction of phones becoming bigger and bigger, these are ‘considered’ compact in lots of ways.
The OnePlus 15T and 15s will have to face the base Galaxy S26 and the iPhone 17 (both of which are yet to be announced) next year. Leaks are just starting to show up now, so there should be more we’ll learn soon enough.
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If you’re looking for a compact and powerful smartphone, the Galaxy S25 fits the bill perfectly. With a 6.2-inch display, it’s not a particularly large phone. Meanwhile, its insanely powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite, complemented by 12GB of RAM, delivers high-end performance and can handle anything you throw its way.There’s just one issue. With a starting price of around $800, the entry model in the Galaxy S25 lineup isn’t exactly budget-friendly. Fortunately, you can often spot it at a sweet discount, letting you snag one for much less than usual. And guess what? This bad boy is heavily discounted even now!
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An Xbox executive suggested that laid-off employees use AI for emotional support and career guidance
The suggestion sparked backlash and led the executive to delete their LinkedIn post
Microsoft has laid off 9,000 employees in recent months while investing heavily in AI.
Microsoft has been hyping up its AI ambitions for the last several years, but one executive’s pitch about the power of AI to former employees who were recently let go has landed with an awkward thud.
Amid the largest round of layoffs in over two years, about 9,000 people, Matt Turnbull, Executive Producer at Xbox Game Studios Publishing, suggested that AI chatbots could help those affected process their grief, craft resumes, and rebuild their confidence.
The gesture was meant for support, but it left many game developers feeling outraged.
Turnbull took his possibly well-meaning but definitely poorly phrased and timed message to LinkedIn. He shared ideas for prompts to give an AI chatbot that he claimed might help laid-off colleagues navigate career uncertainty and emotional turbulence.
The backlash was swift and angry, leading him to delete the post, but you can still read it thanks to Brandon Sheffield’s Bluesky post below.
Matt Turnbull, Executive Producer at Xbox Game Studios Publishing – after the Microsoft layoffs – suggesting on Linkedin that may maybe people who have been let go should turn to AI for help. He seriously thought posting this would be a good idea.
Turnbull urged colleagues to lean on AI to reduce the “emotional and cognitive load” of job loss in his post, along with the prompt ideas for 30-day recovery plans and LinkedIn messages. Probably the most eyebrow-raising suggestion was suggesting a prompt to help reframe impostor syndrome after being laid off.
“No AI tool is a replacement for your voice or lived experience,” Turnbull wrote. “But in times when mental energy is scarce, these tools can help you get unstuck faster, calmer, and with more clarity.”
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Even the most charitable interpretation of his post can’t overlook just how condescending and poorly timed the advice is. And angry game developers flooded the comments, likely leading to the deletion of the post.
To put it mildly, they don’t agree that being laid off is an emotional puzzle best solved with an algorithm. Instead, perhaps a human might understand the career and life upheaval it represents, and how that requires human compassion, support networks, and tangible help, like, say, an introduction to someone who can help you get a new job.
AI therapy
This incident is even worse in the context of Microsoft spending billions building AI infrastructure while dramatically shrinking its gaming teams. Urging laid-off developers to lean on AI right after losing their jobs is more than hypocritical; it’s telling people to use the very technology that may have caused their job loss.
To be scrupulously and overly fair to Turnbull, using AI could help with some mental health concerns and might be useful in improving a resume or preparing for a job interview. Making AI part of outplacement services isn’t a horrible idea. It could boost the internal coaching and career-transition arm Microsoft offers already, adding to the recruiters, résumé workshops, and counselling it offers. But it can’t and shouldn’t replace those human services. And having one of the people who let you go tell you to use AI to find a new job is the opposite of supportive. It’s just an insult on top of injury.
Microsoft’s dual approach of laying people off and doubling down on AI infrastructure is a test of its company culture as much as its technical ability. Will we see a new standard where layoffs come with AI prompt packages instead of counseling and severance? If the message is, “Feel free to use chatbots to help you after we fire you,” expect plenty more outrageous, tone-deaf nonsense from executives.
Perhaps they should ask those chatbots how to interact with human beings without angering them, since it’s a lesson they haven’t learned well.
The Lumio Arc 5 and Arc 7 projectors run Google TV with Netflix certification and feature a smart setup system for auto-focus and keystone correction.
The Indian home projector market has a clear gap, with most available options being either low-end devices or expensive high-end models.
Lumio is moving to address this with the launch of its new Lumio Arc projectors, the Arc 5 and Arc 7, in the country.
These projectors are aimed at the mid-range segment, a category that remains largely unserved in India.
Lumio has stated its goal is to address common issues you might face with projectors, such as bad app support, weak sound, and difficult setup procedures.
To tackle software and content issues, both the Arc 5 and Arc 7 run Google TV and have Netflix certification. This gives you access to the Google Play Store’s library of applications and content.
For customer assistance, Lumio has established a service network with over 200 locations across India and provides a 1-year warranty with the projectors.
The Arc 5 for smaller spaces
The Lumio Arc 5 is a compact projector made for bedrooms, dorms, or for you to take on your travels. It weighs just 1.33 kg and can project a Full HD 1080p HDR10 image up to 100 inches in size.
The projector has a brightness of 200 ANSI lumens. For audio, it includes 5W speakers with Dolby Audio support and dual passive radiators, which are designed to improve bass output.
The Arc 7 for living rooms
The Arc 7 is the more powerful of the two, designed for larger living areas. It increases the brightness to 400 ANSI lumens and features a more capable sound system with two 8W stereo speakers and a larger passive radiator for better audio performance.
Like its smaller counterpart, it also supports a screen size of up to 100 inches. Both models use a sealed ArcLight Engine, a design intended to keep dust out of the optics to maintain image quality over time.
Lumio Arc 5 and 7 projector features (Source: Lumio)
Hardware and smart features
Internally, the projectors are powered by the MediaTek 9630 chip, which is paired with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage.
This processor includes a quad-core ARM Cortex-A55 CPU and a Mali-G52 GPU, enabling features like 4K content decoding and HDR support.
To simplify the user experience, both projectors incorporate a Time-of-Flight sensor for automatic adjustments. This enables features like instant autofocus, auto-keystone correction, and obstacle avoidance.
Lumio has branded this technology “STR8 (Smooth Trapezoidal Recalibration)”. Lumio also developed a new remote, the Minion Noir, which has dedicated buttons for Google Assistant, Netflix, and YouTube.
It also includes a button for TLDR, which is Lumio’s dashboard for live sports updates and music content.
Pricing and availability
The Lumio Arc 7 is scheduled for release on Amazon.in on July 12 for ₹34,999 ($409). An early bird price of ₹29,999 ($350) will be available during the Amazon Prime Day sale from July 12 to July 14.
The Arc 5 will be available in the last week of July for ₹19,999 ($234).
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Dragon Ball Z is one of the first shonen anime series I used to watch when I was still in school, and it wasn’t so popular among the kids my age. Naturally, this show is really close to my heart, so I don’t miss out on any chance to try a game based on this series. Dragon Blox is one such experience on Roblox where you can start as a powerful Saiyan, complete quests, gain powerful abilities, and take down enemies. So, redeem the following active Dragon Blox codes to get some free wish tokens and build your Saiyan character to be one of the most formidable ones in the game, by unlocking new stats and abilities.
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performance in specific applications such as metagenomics.
