The Brutalist Report

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• Stolen-data market RaidForums taken down in domain seizure [1371d]
• AI-powered browser extension to automatically click away cookie pop-ups now promised [1371d]
• Intel acquires private 5G network provider Ananki [1371d]
• Ex IT chief at Homeland Security watchdog stole US govt software to pirate [1371d]
• AWS fixes local file vuln on internal credential access for Relational Database Service [1371d]
• Hardware-assisted security poised for growth, says Intel [1371d]
• Sungard files for Chapter 11 in US, keep eye on restructure [1371d]
• Industrial cybersecurity group gathers lobbying force [1371d]
• AI hardware, PC gaming rig maker partner on powerful AI/ML laptop [1371d]
• New graph database features eschew need for DBAs [1371d]
• Zuckerberg gets $26m in 'other' Meta compensation [1371d]
• OpenSSH takes aim at 'capture now, decrypt later' quantum attacks [1371d]
• Arm server chip maker Ampere says it's readying for an IPO [1371d]
• Finnish network kitmaker Nokia quits Russia over Ukraine invasion [1371d]
• How frustration with backups brought this CTO to forefront of ransomware protection [1372d]
• Creator of SSLPing, a free service to check SSL certs, downs tools [1372d]
• Critical bug allows attacker to remotely control medical robot [1372d]
• First rocket launch from UK soil now has... a logo [1372d]
• Swedish firms ink deal to make green hydrogen with wind power [1372d]
• Singapore to license pentesters and managed infosec operators [1372d]
• Amazon’s cloudy desktops creep towards cloudy workstations [1372d]
• HCL and HP named in unflattering audit of India’s biometric ID system [1372d]
• Beijing approves first new video games in nine months [1372d]
• Chip supply relief coming in 2024 when wafer plants open [1372d]
• Samsung boss Lee Jae-yong in trouble again – this time over financial filings [1372d]
• Machine learning models leak personal info if training data is compromised [1372d]