The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Co-inventor of Ethernet and Xerox PARC veteran David Boggs dies aged 71 [1416d]
• Second data-wiping malware found in Ukraine, says ESET [1416d]
• Second data-wiping malware found in Ukraine, says ESET [1416d]
• Ukraine asks ICANN to disable all Russian domains [1416d]
• Concern over growing reach of proprietary firmware BLOBs [1416d]
• VMware inks more telco partnerships as 5G takes off [1416d]
• Maxar Technologies: the eye in the sky tracking invasion of Ukraine [1416d]
• This JavaScript scanner hunts down malware in libraries [1416d]
• A €1.5bn day in European software mergers [1416d]
• Insurance Aon confirms it has suffered 'cyber incident' [1416d]
• Cisco touts consumption-based Private 5G play [1417d]
• Desperately seeking SaaS: English council to replace Oracle R12 [1417d]
• Apple has missed the video revolution [1417d]
• Microsoft updates Azure for Operators, adds private 5G [1417d]
• ESA-Russia Mars rover launch on ice due to Ukraine invasion [1417d]
• Toshiba CEO steps down as objections to re-org persist [1417d]
• ARPANET pioneer Jack Haverty says the internet was never finished [1417d]
• China-linked malware targeted secure networks at 'multiple governments' [1417d]
• Yahoo shutters email service in China [1417d]
• Good: People can spot a deepfake video. Bad: They're not so hot with text [1417d]
• Toyota shutters 14 plants after probable cyberattack [1417d]
• US chip stocks undeterred by export ban to Russia [1417d]
• Microsoft: Russia invasion of Ukraine ‘unlawful, unjustified’ [1417d]