The Brutalist Report

The Register

• EU regulator reportedly set to give the nod to HPE-Juniper deal [632d]
• Microsoft finds a new way to irritate Windows 11 users – a backup pop-up [632d]
• NASA gives Falcon 9 thumbs-up to launch Crew-9 [632d]
• French internet cables cut in act of sabotage that caused outages across country [632d]
• Intruders at HealthEquity rifled through storage, stole 4.3M people's data [632d]
• Google apologizes for breaking password manager for millions of Windows users with iffy Chrome update [632d]
• The port of the Windows 95 Start Menu was not all it seemed [632d]
• Inquiry reveals UK government misled MPs over Post Office IT scandal [632d]
• Linux Mint 22 'Wilma' still the Bedrock choice for moving off Windows [632d]
• Logitech Zone 305 is light on the ears and wallet, maybe a bit too light on quality? [632d]
• Silicon, stars, and sulfur make Apollo's unlikely legacy [632d]
• Never put off until tomorrow what someone could erase today [632d]
• Microsoft admits 8.5 million CrowdStruck machines estimate was lowballed [632d]
• Post-CrowdStrike, Microsoft to discourage use of kernel drivers by security tools [632d]
• China ponders creating a national 'cyberspace ID' [632d]
• US claims TikTok shipped personal data to China – very personal data [632d]
• Group of 91 nations agree to continue not taxing cross-border data movement – for now [632d]
• Secure Boot useless on hundreds of PCs from major vendors after key leak [632d]
• Open source AI helped China catch up to the world, researchers reckon [632d]