The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Senior engineer reported to management for failing to fix a stapler [767d]
• American techies in China may be breaking the law by showing up to work [767d]
• Japan space agency blows up eight satellites aboard Epsilon rocket [767d]
• Fujitsu and Japanese Uni propose 'endorsement layer' to make the internet trustable [767d]
• India set to extend deadline for absurd infosec reporting requirements [767d]
• Mormon Church IT ransacked, data stolen by 'state-sponsored' cyber-thieves [767d]
• Banks face their 'darkest hour' as malware steps up, maker of antivirus says [767d]
• Microsoft HoloLens proves to be a headache for US soldiers [767d]
• China doesn’t need to take Taiwan’s fabs to escape US trade bans [767d]
• Lockheed Martin taps silicon photonics tech to build better weapons of war [767d]
• Sony, Honda collaborate on 'premium' electric vehicles that are born in the USA [767d]
• Inmarsat gets $1b from US Navy for 10 years of satellite data [767d]
• America, use bitcoin instead of old-school money? Not likely, says Fed [767d]
• Zinc: An Ubuntu remix that dares to be different [767d]
• It's official: UK telcos legally obligated to remove Huawei kit [767d]
• Water pipes hold flood of untapped electricity potential [767d]
• Insurer Mediabank hit by targeted cyberattack [767d]
• TSMC cuts back on investment budget despite revenue surge [767d]
• Microsoft leaves the Office, rebrands everything as 365 [767d]
• SK hynix, Samsung, TSMC granted one-year reprieve from China chip restrictions [767d]
• Canonical displays controversial 'ad' in shell update prog [767d]
• Google datacenter contractors claim 'retaliation' for talking workers' rights [768d]
• Financial watchdogs want to know what traders are talking about on WhatsApp [768d]
• Scanning phones to detect child abuse evidence is harmful, 'magical' thinking [768d]