The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Online romance scamlord who netted $9.5m jailed for 25 years [1005d]
• Remote work wipes $453b off office real estate [1005d]
• TikTok caught using tracking pixels just like Meta, Google [1005d]
• From today, America and UK follow new rules on how they can demand your data from each other [1005d]
• It's 2058. A quantum computer is just another decade away. Still, you curse Cloudflare [1005d]
• National Cybersecurity Awareness program 18 years on: Don't click that [1005d]
• FBI: We tracked who was printing secret documents to unmask ex-NSA suspect [1005d]
• Big changes coming in Debian 12: Some parts won't be FOSS [1005d]
• PostgreSQL 15 promises to ease Oracle and SQL Server migrations [1005d]
• FCC takes on robotexts. Good news if your dad thinks IRS gives SMS rebates [1005d]
• Will Intel's Mobileye IPO drive further fab funding? [1005d]
• Teradata CTO Stephen Brobst drowns data lakehouse concept [1005d]
• EU semiconductor investment not nearly enough, warns chip boss [1005d]
• Vodafone and Three's UK arms locked in merger talks [1005d]
• Tesla has a lot of work to do on its Optimus robot [1005d]
• Google Translate dropped in mainland China [1006d]
• Founder of cybersecurity firm Acronis is afraid of his own vacuum cleaner [1006d]
• Between ransomware and month-long engagements, IR teams need a hug — and a nap [1006d]
• Bank of England puts cloud analytics on todo list after seeing off market collapse [1006d]
• The open internet repels its most insidious attackers. They’ll return [1006d]
• Tetchy trainee turned the lights down low to teach turgid lecturer a lesson [1006d]
• Moody's turns up the heat on 'riskiest' sectors for cyberattacks [1006d]
• Samsung’s Smart Monitor tries too hard to be clever [1006d]