The Brutalist Report

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• AlphV/BlackCat hacked back as feds offer decryptor to ransomware victims [632d]
• To infinity and ... just over the Atlantic [632d]
• Google coughs up $700M in Play Store antitrust suit [632d]
• Doom is 30, and so is Windows NT. How far we haven't come [632d]
• HMRC launches £500M procurement for new ERP, though project's already a 'red' risk [632d]
• Qakbot's backbot: FBI-led takedown keeps crims at bay for just 3 months [632d]
• ValueLicensing tries to smack down Microsoft defenses in license reselling spat [632d]
• Japanese brewery using generative AI to dream up new beverages [632d]
• VMware's end-user compute products are for sale. Who might buy 'em? [632d]
• Pakistani politician deepfakes himself to deliver a speech from behind bars [632d]
• India's long-awaited telecoms bill drops language that would have regulated social media [632d]
• Beijing demands government apps must shed their bureaucratic skins [632d]
• Internet's deep-level architects slam US, UK, Europe for pushing device-side scanning [632d]
• Hacktivists boast: We shut down Iran's gas pumps today [632d]
• Apple pops blue bubbles of Beeper Mini's iMessage service again [632d]
• Mr Cooper cyberattack laid bare: 14.7M people's info stolen, costs hit $25M [632d]
• Southwest Airlines lands $140M fine for that Christmas IT meltdown [632d]
• Cyber-crooks slip into Vans, trample over operations [632d]
• Adobe ditches $20B Figma takeover under pressure from monopoly cops [632d]
• Zuckerberg hunkers down in Hawaii to wait out apocalypse [632d]
• Apple pulls Watch Series 9, Ultra 2 from shelves after Masimo patent brawl [632d]
• Facing stiff competition, Intel's Lisa Spelman reflects on Xeon hurdles, opportunities [632d]
• EU launches investigation into X under Digital Services Act [632d]