The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Tesla recalls over 1.6M electric cars in China for faulty hood lock [622d]
• Low orbit satellites for phone service may cause more light pollution [622d]
• HPE's $14B bid for Juniper waved through by UK regulator [622d]
• Small CSS tweaks can help nasty emails slip through Outlook's anti-phishing net [622d]
• NASA pushes back missions to the ISS to buy time for Starliner analysis [622d]
• Police take just 2 days to recover $40M stolen in business email scam [622d]
• EQT buys majority share in Swiss cybersecurity biz Acronis [622d]
• Study backer: Catastrophic takes on Agile overemphasize new features [622d]
• UK health services call-handling vendor faces $7.7M fine over 2022 ransomware attack [622d]
• Intel: Our balance sheet is a smoking ruin, but we think our new chips work [622d]
• Supermicro CEO teases service to build or upgrade datacenters in six months [622d]
• South Korea to force e-commerce marketplaces to pay vendors faster [622d]
• SharpRhino malware targets IT admins – Hunters International gang suspected [622d]
• Huawei Cloud built a network monitor so sensitive it spotted the impact of a single faulty chip [623d]
• Georgia's voter portal gets a crash course in client versus backend input validation [623d]
• Japan's Fugaku supercomputer released in virtual version that runs in AWS [623d]
• Microsoft punches back against Delta Air Lines legal threats [623d]
• CrowdStrike hires outside security firms to review Falcon code [623d]
• Twitter tells advertisers to go fsck themselves, now sues them for fscking the fsck off [623d]
• All y'all love AI, right? Get ready for Gemini in Nest cameras, Google Assistant [623d]
• AMD hopes to unlock MI300’s full potential with fresh code [623d]
• Verisign under fire for increasing .com prices each and every year it can [623d]
• Google splats device-hijacking exploited-in-the-wild Android kernel bug among others [623d]
• SAP Core AI bugs allowed access to internal network servers, say researchers [623d]