The Brutalist Report

The Register

• FTC urged to protect data privacy of women visiting abortion clinics [1192d]
• Zuckerberg sued for alleged role in Cambridge Analytica data-slurp scandal [1192d]
• Florida's content-moderation law kept on ice, likely unconstitutional, court says [1192d]
• US-APAC trade deal leaves out Taiwan, military defense not ruled out [1192d]
• 381,000-plus Kubernetes API servers 'exposed to internet' [1192d]
• A peek into Gigabyte's GPU Arm for AI, HPC shops [1192d]
• GitLab version 15 goes big on visibility and observability [1192d]
• To multicloud, or not: Former PayPal head engineer weighs in [1192d]
• Infosys board asks boss Salil Parekh to stay another 5 years [1193d]
• Upgrading to Android 12.1 ... in Windows 11: Telemetry disabled by default [1193d]
• Google picks business chiefs for European Advisory Board [1193d]
• Clearview AI had no 'lawful reason' to collect Brits' images [1193d]
• The Return of Gopher: Pre-web hypertext service is still around [1193d]
• Safari is crippling the mobile market, and we never even noticed [1193d]
• Beware the fury of a database developer torn from tables and SQL [1193d]
• How to find NPM dependencies vulnerable to account hijacking [1193d]
• Dell's rugged Latitude 5430 laptop is quick and pretty – but also bulky and heavy [1193d]
• Microsoft sounds the alarm on — wait for it — a Linux botnet [1193d]
• AMD reveals 5nm Ryzen 7000 powered by Zen 4 cores [1193d]
• South Korean and US presidents gang up on North Korea's cyber-offensives [1193d]
• Broadcom in talks to buy VMware: multiple reports [1193d]
• Linus Torvalds debuts 'boring old plain' Linux kernel 5.18 [1193d]