The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Cybercrooks crafting solo careers in wake of ransomware takedowns [639d]
• Engineers fix ESA's Gaia observatory from 1.5 million kilometers away [639d]
• Websites clamp down as creepy AI crawlers sneak around for snippets [639d]
• Oracle coughs up $115M to make privacy case go away [639d]
• EU gave CrowdStrike the keys to the Windows kernel, claims Microsoft [639d]
• Two Russians sanctioned over cyberattacks on US critical infrastructure [639d]
• The Clacktop: A Thinkpad Yoga with a mechanical keyboard [639d]
• Unit4 ends support for research costing tool used to plan the Covid vaccine [639d]
• Microsoft's CISPE settlement includes a suspension of audits for members [639d]
• Serco appoints former GDS leader Tom Read to digital leadership role [639d]
• Facebook prank sent techie straight to Excel hell [639d]
• HCL's back-to-office plan: come in three days a week, or forget about holidays [640d]
• Curiosity rover is crushing it: ran over a rock and found pure sulfur [640d]
• Google, Oracle, and Microsoft make their case for VMware migrations – HPE on the outer? [640d]
• Cellebrite got into Trump shooter's Samsung device in just 40 minutes [640d]
• Chinese researchers create four-gram drone that might fly forever [640d]
• CrowdStrike's Falcon Sensor also linked to Linux kernel panics and crashes [640d]