The Brutalist Report

The Register

• With all eyes on OpenAI, Meta drags its Responsible AI team to the recycle bin [758d]
• MOVEit victim count latest: 2.6K+ orgs hit, 77M+ people's data stolen [758d]
• Microsoft pushes Azure Government Cloud as homefront defender [758d]
• IBM-led advertising X-odus gains steam as more flee Musk's platform [758d]
• Former infosec COO pleads guilty to attacking hospitals to drum up business [758d]
• OpenAI staff threaten to leave if ousted CEO Altman is not reinstated [758d]
• License to thrill BSL refuseniks? Sentry introduces Functional Source License [758d]
• Microsoft dials back Bing after users manage to recreate Disney logo in fake AI-generated images [758d]
• Researchers weigh new benchmarks for Green500 amid shifting workload priorities [758d]
• Royal Navy flies first mega Mojave drone from aircraft carrier [758d]
• Europe says Adobe's $20B buy of Figma will kill competition [758d]
• Rhysida ransomware gang: We attacked the British Library [758d]
• Former OpenAI boss Sam Altman will join Microsoft [758d]
• Ubuntu Budgie switches its approach to Wayland [758d]
• Linux Deepin's big brother claims it's hit three million installs [759d]
• Net privacy wars will be with us always. Let's set some rules [759d]
• Why have just one firewall when you can fire all the walls? [759d]
• SpaceX celebrates Starship launch as a success – even with the explosion [759d]
• CEO of self-driving cab outfit Cruise parks his career [759d]
• Xen Project improves the art of virtual machine maintenance with annual hypervisor release [759d]
• Your password hygiene remains atrocious, says NordPass [759d]
• Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo sign up for $42 billion scheme to make kit in India [759d]