The Brutalist Report

The Register

• US State Dept has no idea if its IT security actually works, say auditors [812d]
• Watermarking AI images to fight misinfo and deepfakes may be pretty pointless [812d]
• Feds hopelessly behind the times on ransomware trends in alert to industry [812d]
• Fuming Tom Hanks says he had nothing to do with that AI dental ad clone of him [812d]
• CERN swells storage space beyond 1EB for LHC's latest ion-whacking experiments [812d]
• NASA awards $1.5m for 'three steps to Mars' astronaut health program [812d]
• openSUSE offers Slowroll distro for those scared by the speed of Tumbleweed [812d]
• X Corp is now suing a sublessee for unpaid rent [812d]
• NSA hopes AI Security Center will help US outsmart, outwit, and outlast adversaries [812d]
• Outlook's clingy 'reopen last session' prompt gets the boot [812d]
• NASA's New Horizons probe scores extended vacation in Kuiper Belt [812d]
• Security researchers believe mass exploitation attempts against WS_FTP have begun [812d]
• European Commission checks AI chip market for stifled competition [812d]
• Techies at Europe's biggest council have 8 weeks to pull finance reports from Oracle system [812d]
• Lyft driver takes off with cat, global search ensues [812d]
• AWS stirs the MadPot – busting bot baddies and eastern espionage since 2010 [813d]
• Datacenters face double dilemma of supply issues and a need for speed [813d]
• Scandium-based nuclear clocks promise punctuality for next 300 billion years [813d]
• Musk's first year as Twitter's Dear Leader is nigh [813d]
• Lost your luggage? That's nothing – we just lost your whole flight! [813d]
• OpenAI warns folks over GPT-4 Vision's limits and flaws [813d]
• What's next for VMware? Long-term Virtzilla-watchers predict Broadcom's moves [813d]
• ASUS's Zenbook S 13 is light, fast, and immediately impressive [813d]
• Yes, Singapore immigration plans to scan your face instead of your passport [813d]