The Brutalist Report

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• FIN7 crime-gang pen tester headed to US prison for five years [1376d]
• California suggests taking aim at AI-powered hiring software [1376d]
• Russia (still) trying to weaponize Facebook for spying, Ukraine-war disinfo [1377d]
• AMD: Pensando gives us better-than-AWS networking tech to rule the cloud [1377d]
• Adobe Creative Cloud Experience makes malware easier to hide [1377d]
• Google focuses Lens on combined image and text searching [1377d]
• Colocation firm Cyxtera may put itself up for sale [1377d]
• Fintech platform flaw could have allowed bank transfers, exposed data [1377d]
• Congressional pressure mounts to pass $52b CHIPS Act [1377d]
• Broader investment in cybersecurity beginning to pay dividends [1377d]
• European Right to Repair resolution headed for vote [1377d]
• Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys 11.4% stake in HP [1377d]
• Happy birthday Windows 3.1, aka 'the one that Visual Basic kept crashing on' [1377d]
• This may seem weird but don't give us all the chip funding, say Intel and friends [1377d]
• South Yorkshire to test fiber broadband through water pipes [1377d]
• How do China's cyber-spies snoop on governments, NGOs? Probably like this [1377d]
• Rivals aren't convinced by Microsoft's one-click default browser change [1377d]
• Google makes outdated apps less accessible on Play Store [1377d]
• Cryptocurrency-mining AWS Lambda-specific malware spotted [1377d]
• NASA Moon rover slowed by the limitations of telework [1377d]
• OpenAI test drives caption-to-image-generating DALL·E 2 [1377d]
• VMware reveals a swarm of serious bugs – some critical [1377d]
• China, India face tech brain drain through US universities [1377d]
• Another big Toshiba shareholder calls for major change [1377d]
• India's tech manufacturing growth stalled as COVID raged [1377d]
• First Light says it's hit nuclear fusion breakthrough with no fancy lasers, magnets [1377d]
• IBM deliberately misclassified mainframe sales to enrich execs, lawsuit claims [1377d]