The Brutalist Report

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• Never fear, the White House is here to tackle web trolls [1157d]
• Inverse Finance stung for $1.2 million via flash loan attack [1157d]
• UK Home Office signs order to extradite Julian Assange to US [1157d]
• Abortion rights: US senators seek ban on sale of health location data [1157d]
• International operation takes down Russian RSOCKS botnet [1157d]
• Nvidia wants to lure you to the Arm side with fresh server bait [1157d]
• US must adopt USB-C charging standard like EU, senators urge [1157d]
• Microsoft Defender goes cross-platform for the masses [1157d]
• First details on TSMC's 2nm node: Chipmaker reveals nanosheet transistors [1157d]
• Microsoft readies Windows Autopatch to free admins from dealing with its fixes [1157d]
• SpaceX reportedly fires staffers behind open letter criticising Elon Musk [1157d]
• Adobe lowers 2022 forecast, blames Ukraine war, strong dollar [1157d]
• Google recasts Anthos with hitch to AWS Outposts [1157d]
• Cookie consent crumbles under fresh UK data law proposals [1157d]
• Airbus flies new passenger airplane aimed at 'long, thin' routes [1158d]
• Leave that sentient AI alone a mo and fix those racist chatbots first [1158d]
• Password recovery from beyond the grave [1158d]
• Ubuntu releases Core 22: Its IoT and edge distro [1158d]
• India lets Mastercard issue new cards again [1158d]
• Big Tech falls in line with Euro demands to fight bots, deepfakes, disinformation [1158d]
• Former chip research professor jailed for not disclosing Chinese patents [1158d]
• Tencent completes 50 million core migration of its own apps to its own clouds [1158d]
• Interpol anti-fraud operation busts call centers behind business email scams [1158d]
• Brave roasts DuckDuckGo over Bing privacy exception [1158d]
• Apple may have to cough up $1bn to Brits in latest iPhone Batterygate claim [1158d]