The Brutalist Report

The Register

• My Big Coin founder is – you guessed it – a $6m crypto-fraudster [1109d]
• Microsoft closes off two avenues of attack: Office macros, RDP brute-forcing [1109d]
• Don't dive head first into that crypto pool, FBI warns [1109d]
• Trees may help power your next electric car [1109d]
• Analysts question pace of SAP users moving to S/4HANA [1109d]
• China seems to have figured out how to make 7nm chips despite US sanctions [1109d]
• Hospital IT melts in heatwave, leaving doctors without patient records [1109d]
• How to get Linux onto a non-approved laptop [1109d]
• Seagate lowers production and sales forecasts amid weakening economy [1109d]
• Rejoice! System Administrator Appreciation Day (SAAD) is nigh [1109d]
• It takes an exascale supercomputer to drive carbon capture [1109d]
• London Stock Exchange CEO still aiming for dual Arm listing [1110d]
• Chip shortages hit hard at Yamaha's musical instrument business [1110d]
• My smartphone has wiped my microSD card again: Is it a conspiracy? [1110d]
• CityFibre loses appeal against Openreach discounts for ISPs [1110d]
• We've got a photocopier and it can copy anything [1110d]
• British intelligence recycles old argument for borking encryption: think of the children! [1110d]
• Microsoft sunsets Windows’ built-in data leak prevention tech [1110d]
• UK blocks China from licensing Manchester Uni's robot vision tech [1110d]
• Russia, Iran, discuss tech manufacturing, infosec and e-governance collaboration [1110d]
• DiDi in deep doo-doo over 64 billion illegal acts of data collection [1110d]
• Deploying disaster-proof apps might be easier then you think [1110d]