The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Server broke because it was invisibly designed to break [692d]
• To the Banmobile! Huawei inks deal to create global high-end automotive brand [692d]
• Microsoft Teams: A vector for child sexual abuse material with a two-day processing time for complaints [692d]
• US adds 36 Chinese entities to naughty list, drops 25 after checking it twice [692d]
• Xen project goes for VM Hyperlaunch with version 4.17 [692d]
• NIST says you better dump weak SHA-1 ... by 2030 [692d]
• Meta, Google, TikTok and friends sue California to block kids privacy law [692d]
• Bill Gates' nuclear power plant stalled by Russian fuel holdup [692d]
• Chipmakers to spend $500b on 84 new fabs by 2024 despite shaky economy [692d]
• IT recruiter settles claims it snubbed American workers [692d]
• Sting op takes down 50 DDoS-for-hire domains, seven people collared [692d]
• Anti-money laundering bill targeting cryptocurrency introduced in US Senate [692d]
• Microsoft takes a punt on silicon battery startup [692d]
• Musk bans private-plane-tracking @Elonjet on Twitter, threatens legal action [692d]
• Need a video editor, FOSS fans? OpenShot and Kdenlive both refreshed [692d]
• Breast cancer screening AI app OK'd by watchdog [692d]
• Microsoft to Europe: We're setting an EU 'data boundary' from 2023 [693d]
• Ericsson sells Russian network support biz to local managers [693d]
• SEC charges crew of social media influencers with $100m fraud [693d]
• European telco body looks into terahertz for future 6G comms [693d]
• Qualcomm talks up RISC-V, roasts 'legacy architecture' amid war with Arm [693d]
• If GNU please: Rust support merged for the forthcoming GCC 13 [693d]
• French JV wins contract to upgrade NHS Oracle finance system [693d]
• Google debuts OSV-Scanner – a Go tool for finding security holes in open source [693d]