The Brutalist Report

The Register

• OpenSSL 3.0.5 awaits release to fix potential worse-than-Heartbleed flaw [1145d]
• Not enough desks and parking spots, wobbly Wi-Fi: Welcome back to the office, Tesla staff [1145d]
• LGBTQ+ folks warned of dating app extortion scams [1145d]
• 5G C-band rollout at US airports slowed over radio altimeter safety fears [1145d]
• IBM settles age discrimination case that sought top execs' emails [1145d]
• FTC urged to probe Apple, Google for enabling ‘intense system of surveillance’ [1145d]
• Behold this drone-dropping rifle with two-mile range [1145d]
• TSMC may surpass Intel in quarterly revenue for first time [1145d]
• TSMC may surpass Intel in quarterly revenue for first time [1145d]
• Misguided call for a 7-Zip boycott brings attention to FOSS archiving tools [1145d]
• Toyota, Subaru recall EVs because tires might literally fall off [1145d]
• Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise adds Wi-Fi 6E to 'premium' access points [1145d]
• Will Lenovo ever think beyond hardware? [1145d]
• Intel is running rings around AMD and Arm at the edge [1145d]
• NASA's Psyche mission: 2022 launch is off after software arrives late [1145d]
• Rise in Taiwanese energy prices may hit global chip production [1145d]
• Rise in Taiwanese energy prices may hit global chip production [1145d]
• Tech companies ready public stances on Roe v. Wade [1145d]
• Cloudflare menaces virtual desktops with isolated browser access to internal networks [1145d]
• Oracle lands London council deal for £12m ERP project [1145d]
• Contractor loses entire Japanese city's personal data in USB fail [1145d]
• Cloudflare's outage was human error. There's a way to make tech divinely forgive [1145d]
• You need to RTFM, but feel free to use your brain too [1145d]
• Tropical island paradise ponders tax-free 'Digital Nomad Visa' [1145d]
• Small in Japan: Hitachi creates its own (modest) cloud [1145d]
• Beijing probes security at academic journal database [1146d]
• Cerebras sets record for largest AI model on a single chip [1146d]
• Zendesk sold to private investors two weeks after saying it would stay public [1146d]
• Singapore promises 'brutal and unrelentingly hard' action on dodgy crypto players [1146d]