The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Key KDE developer Jonathan Riddell quits [265d]
• Self-propagating worm fuels latest npm supply chain compromise [265d]
• Users in SAP's heartland call for greater license transparency [265d]
• Office 2016 and 2019 face October 14 execution date [265d]
• Rust-style safety model for C++ 'rejected' as profiles take priority [266d]
• 'FileFix' attacks use fake Facebook security alerts to trick victims into running infostealers [266d]
• Campaigners urge EU to mandate 15 years of OS updates [266d]
• JLR stuck in neutral as losses skyrocket amid cyberattack cleanup [266d]
• The end of Windows 10 means early Surface Hub hardware will be bricking it [266d]
• Google unmasks itself as mystery hyperscaler behind £3.75B UK datacenter [266d]
• Overmind bags $6M to predict deployment blast radius before the explosion [266d]
• Linux Mint picks up the pace with LMDE 7 and Wayland-ready Cinnamon [266d]
• China slaps 1-hour deadline on reporting serious cyber incidents [266d]
• It's the final countdown: Windows 10 hits end of support in less than 30 days [266d]
• ChatGPT: Why do most of your users ask for help writing - prose, not code? [266d]
• Indian court stops streaming hearings on social media to protect lawyers from mean memes [266d]
• Trump backpedals as Hyundai factory ICE raid enrages South Korea [266d]
• After years of strife, AFRINIC has elected a board. Now the hard work begins [266d]
• Dems wave hands, stomp feet about ICE using mobile face recognition app [266d]
• Careless engineer stored recovery codes in plaintext, got whole org pwned [266d]
• Engineer turned a vape into a web server [266d]
• Half of tech firms plotting restructures as AI hype bites [266d]