The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Ubuntu 24.04.3: Noble Numbat point release slips out quietly [41d]
• Star leaky app of the week: StarDict [41d]
• Sudden spike in demand causes issues in Azure East US region [41d]
• Ex-White House cyber, counter-terrorism guru: Microsoft considers security an annoyance, not a necessity [41d]
• NASA boss calls for nuclear reactor on the Moon [41d]
• Infosec hounds spot prompt injection vuln in Google Gemini apps [41d]
• UK secretly allows facial recognition scans of passport, immigration databases [41d]
• Sopra Steria bags £115 million legacy extension from UK pensions department after delays to replacement ERP project [41d]
• UK proxy traffic surges as users consider VPN alternatives amid Online Safety Act [41d]
• After 30 years PHP still evolving: Team adds pipe operator, considers generics [41d]
• Behold the wood-block wonder of the Kilopixel display [41d]
• Mexit, not Brexit, is the new priority for the UK [41d]
• Tech support team won pay rise for teaching customers how to RTFM [41d]
• Prohibition never works, but that didn't stop the UK's Online Safety Act [41d]
• North of England snubbed by UK government bag-a-boffin scheme [41d]
• Air Force buying two Tesla Cybertrucks so it can learn to destroy them [41d]
• Confirmed: PCIe 8.0 will double version 7.0’s speed and reach 256.0 GT/s [41d]
• $500 billion Stargate AI infrastructure project struggles to get off the drawing board [41d]
• Why blow up satellites when you can just hack them? [42d]
• OpenAI's GPT-5 is here with up to 80% fewer hallucinations [42d]
• German security researchers say 'Windows Hell No' to Microsoft biometrics for biz [42d]
• AWS offers $1B credit to slash Uncle Sam cloud bills - and lock in as a provider until at least 2028 [42d]
• Microsoft, CISA warn yet another Exchange server bug can lead to 'total domain compromise' [42d]