The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Will this be one of the world's first RISC-V laptops? [1198d]
• Did ID.me hoodwink Americans with IRS facial-recognition tech, senators ask [1198d]
• Meet Wizard Spider, the multimillion-dollar gang behind Conti, Ryuk malware [1198d]
• Supreme Court urged to halt Texas content-no-moderation law [1198d]
• How these crooks backdoor online shops and siphon victims' credit card info [1198d]
• The new generation of CentOS replacements – plus the daddy of them all: RHEL 8.6 [1198d]
• Judge details Lynch's $700k signoff via iPhone text in full Autonomy judgement [1199d]
• Microsoft revises software licensing, cloud policies amid EU regulator scrutiny [1199d]
• Banks talk big cloud game but few have migrated over 30% of apps [1199d]
• Your data's auctioned off up to 987 times a day, NGO reports [1199d]
• Apple scraps 3-day return to office amid COVID-19 cases [1199d]
• HPE building its 4th global 'supercomputer factory' [1199d]
• China's vice premier Liu He advocates technology and government cooperation [1199d]
• Marvell CXL roadmap goes all-in on composable infrastructure [1199d]
• Microsoft warns partners to revoke unused authorizations that drive your software [1199d]
• State of internet crime in Q1 2022: Bot traffic on the rise, and more [1199d]
• Surf the web from your parked Renault: Vivaldi comes to OpenR [1199d]
• Monero-mining botnet targets Windows, Linux web servers [1199d]
• Red Hat Kubernetes security report finds people are the problem [1199d]
• Infosys skips government meeting - and collecting government taxes [1199d]
• Google keeps legacy G Suite alive and free for personal use [1199d]
• GNU Compiler Collection adds support for China's LoongArch CPU family [1199d]
• China’s COVID lockdowns bite e-commerce players [1199d]
• Foxconn forms JV to build chip fab in Malaysia [1199d]
• NASA's InSight doomed as Mars dust coats solar panels [1199d]