The Brutalist Report

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• UK spy agency violated Snooper's Charter with 'unlawful' data retention [639d]
• NASA Geotail spacecraft's 30-year mission ends after last data recorder fails [639d]
• Amid FTX's burning wreckage, Japanese outpost promises asset withdrawals in February [639d]
• South Korea makes crypto crackdown a national justice priority [640d]
• US Department of Energy solicits AMD's help with nuke sims [640d]
• Phone the rich: Premium handsets sole survivors of slump in India, China [640d]
• Microsoft, GitHub, OpenAI urge judge to bin Copilot code rip-off case [640d]
• China shops around US bans to power its nuclear weapons research program [640d]
• Former Facebooker alleges Meta drained users' batteries to test apps [640d]
• Chromebook SH1MMER exploit promises admin jailbreak [640d]
• The wages of sin aren't that great if you're a developer choosing the dark side [640d]
• New York mulls letting people pay the state in crypto [640d]
• Gootloader malware updated with PowerShell, sneaky JavaScript [640d]
• Boffins deploy machine learning in search for intelligent ET [640d]
• Renewables are cheaper than coal in all but one US location [640d]
• Killed EU antitrust fine could still come back to haunt Intel [640d]
• JD Sports admits intruder accessed 10 million customers' data [640d]
• Meanwhile, in Japan, pet fish run up credit card bill on Nintendo Switch [640d]
• WAN router IP address change blamed for global Microsoft 365 outage [640d]
• Salesforce refreshes board as activist investors circle [640d]
• Tech CEO nixes AI lawyer stunt after being threatened with jail time [640d]
• Labyrinth of 371 legacy systems hindered hospital's IT meltdown recovery [640d]
• FOSS could be an unintended victim of EU crusade to make software more secure [640d]
• Shag pile PC earned techies a carpeting from HR [640d]