The Brutalist Report

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• No rest for the wiry as Cisco Nexus switches flip out over latest zero-day [662d]
• Despite OS shields up, half of America still clings to third-party antivirus – just in case [662d]
• FreeDOS and FreeBSD prove old code never dies, just gets nifty updates [662d]
• Affirm admits customer info pwned in ransomware raid at Evolve Bank [662d]
• Nintendo sues alleged Switch pirate pair for serious coin [662d]
• Salesforce investors reject plan to add extra $20M to Benioff's total pay [663d]
• Google Translate now fluent in 110 additional languages from Abkhaz to Zulu [663d]
• How tech went from free love to pay-per-click [663d]
• MIT's bionic leg upgrade leaves amputees walking like the wind [663d]
• 'Almost every Apple device' vulnerable to CocoaPods supply chain attack [663d]
• Trouble in space as Boeing's not going, and China's back from the Moon [663d]
• Baddies hijack Korean ERP vendor's update systems to spew malware [663d]
• China working on standard for brain-computer interfaces [663d]
• Like Uber, but for rainy days: Japan eases its ridesharing restrictions [663d]
• YouTube confirms it'll pull AI fakes in 48 hours if a complaint's upheld [663d]
• Brace for new complications in big tech takedowns after Supreme Court upended regulatory rules [663d]
• France poised to bring 'charges against Nvidia' [663d]
• Supreme Court orders rethink of no-moderation internet laws in Texas, Florida [663d]
• Lambda on the hunt for 'another $800M' to fuel its GPU cloud [663d]
• Antitrust cops cry foul over Meta's pay-or-consent ultimatum to Europeans [663d]