The Brutalist Report

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• 8,000+ Asus routers popped in 'advanced' mystery botnet plot [51d]
• Thunderbird is go: 139 follows closely on Firefox's heels [51d]
• Look forward to having a Slack teammate, says Salesforce's Benioff [51d]
• US to deny visas to foreign officials it says 'censor' social media [51d]
• Billions of cookies up for grabs as experts warn over session security [51d]
• Apple has only 30 days to comply with EU DMA rules [51d]
• OpenAI model modifies shutdown script in apparent sabotage effort [51d]
• European Commission: Make Europe Great Again... for startups [51d]
• Sardina throws bait toward SUSE Enterprise Storage users [51d]
• China to visit Earth’s ‘quasi-moon’ and bring a chunk of it back home [51d]
• HP Inc. hastens China exit as tariffs kick a hole in its profits [51d]
• India none-too-subtly reminds Big Tech that local laws prohibit dark patterns [51d]
• Trump tariffs ruled illegal within minutes of Musk announcing end of government role [51d]
• Trump trade policy to cost Nvidia $10.5B in lost H20 GPU revenues [51d]
• Victoria's Secret website laid bare for three days after 'security incident' [51d]
• Elon Musk's xAI pays $300M to Russia's favorite messaging app to push Grok [51d]
• Microsoft is opening Windows Update to third-party apps [51d]
• Here’s what it’ll take for Nvidia and other US chipmakers to flog AI chips in China [52d]
• Ex-CISA employee: 'This culture of fear started permeating the agency' [52d]
• MIT boffins claim liquid sodium battery could one day power aircraft while sucking up CO2 [52d]
• Google co-founder Sergey Brin suggests threatening AI for better results [52d]
• Attack on LexisNexis Risk Solutions exposes data on 300k + [52d]
• Arrival of Linux 6.15 hails end of 486-class CPUs [52d]