The Brutalist Report

The Register

• US officials close to persuading allies to not pay off ransomware crooks [780d]
• Tesla swerves liability in Autopilot death lawsuit [780d]
• 'Mass exploitation' of Citrix Bleed underway as ransomware crews pile in [780d]
• Judge bins AI copyright lawsuit against DeviantArt, Midjourney – Stability still in the mix [780d]
• Now Russians accused of pwning JFK taxi system to sell top spots to cabbies [780d]
• Trademark fight: Brit biz Threads has a teeny tiny problem with Meta's Threads [780d]
• X says it's only worth $19B after year of Muskmanagement [780d]
• Ace holed: Hardware store empire felled by cyberattack [780d]
• Intel dumps its silicon photonics bells and whistles into Jabil's lap [780d]
• Finance orgs have 30 days to confess cyber sins under incoming FTC rules [780d]
• FCC throws an $18B bone to rural broadband [780d]
• Dell cosies up to Meta to tame Llama 2 AI beast on-prem [780d]
• Cybersecurity snafu sends British Library back to the Dark Ages [780d]
• NASA and Boeing try to chase the contrail clouds away [780d]
• UK policing minister urges doubling down on face-scanning tech [781d]
• Unit4 ditching on-prem in favor of SaaS come 2025 [781d]
• Microsoft's 11-year itch: The uncelebrated anniversary of Windows 8 [781d]
• The UK government? On the right track with its semiconductor strategy? [781d]
• Meta's ad-free scheme dares you to buy your privacy back, one euro at a time [781d]
• To prevent 'lost' nukes, scientists suggest storing them in a hall of mirrors [781d]
• Google formally gets to work on Android on RISC-V [781d]
• Canada to remove China’s top messaging app WeChat from government devices [781d]
• Australian video-streamer lets users opt out of ads for burgers, booze, and betting [781d]
• Stop what you’re doing and patch this critical Confluence flaw, warns Atlassian [781d]
• Vietnam becomes latest nation to pitch itself as a chip biz hub [781d]
• Apple lifts the sheet on a trio of 'scary fast' M3 SoCs built on a 3nm process [781d]
• SolarWinds charged after SEC says biz knew IT was leaky ahead of SUNBURST attack [781d]