The Brutalist Report

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• Romanian hospital ransomware crisis attributed to third-party breach [553d]
• ASML sees semiconductor upturn ahead, but China export restrictions are a risk [553d]
• Roses are red, violets are blue, Opera GX gives Valentine's a gray, rainy hue [553d]
• Southern Water cyberattack expected to hit hundreds of thousands of customers [553d]
• Dumping us into ad tier of Prime Video when we paid for ad-free is 'unfair' – lawsuit [553d]
• Bumblebee malware wakes from hibernation, forgets what year it is, attacks with macros [553d]
• NASA solar sail tech is ready – now who's up to use it in a mission? [553d]
• Damn Small Linux returns after a 12-year gap [553d]
• It's time we add friction to digital experiences and slow them down [553d]
• Europe loosens the straps tying Apple and Microsoft to tough antitrust rules [553d]
• Upstart retrofits an Nvidia GH200 server into a €47,500 workstation [553d]
• Airbnb sees AI as its ticket to become a sprawling Big Tech giant [553d]
• Australian Tax Office probed 150 staff over social media refund scam [553d]
• Judge bins authors' copyright claim against OpenAI [553d]
• Judge crosses out some claims by writers against OpenAI, lets them have another crack at it [553d]
• Crims found and exploited these two Microsoft bugs before Redmond fixed 'em [553d]
• The most 2024 things to do are laying off staff and eyeing up AI – Mozilla's doing both [554d]
• Just one bad DNS packet can bring down a public DNSSEC server [554d]
• US patents boss cannot stress enough that inventors must be human, not AI [554d]
• QNAP vulnerability disclosure ends up an utter shambles [554d]
• ALPHV blackmails Canadian pipeline and claims it stole 190GB of vital info [554d]
• FCC Commissioner calls for crackdown on Apple's iMessage gatekeeping [554d]
• Cruise swerves to hire safety guru after series of misadventures on the streets [554d]
• Biden admin keeps O-RAN dream alive with $42M funding for R&D facility [554d]
• Flipper Zero takes to the big screen [554d]