The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Bitfinex burglar bags 5 years behind bars for Bitcoin heist [508d]
• Microsoft Exchange update fixes security flaws, breaks other stuff [508d]
• UK energy watchdog slaps down Capita's £130M smart meter splurge [508d]
• O2's AI granny knits tall tales to waste scam callers' time [508d]
• The National Museum of Computing reboots Bletchley Park's H Block [508d]
• That hardware will be more reliable if you stop stabbing it all day [508d]
• EU stings Meta for nearly a billion bucks over competition-trampling Facebook Marketplace [508d]
• Microsoft Power Pages misconfigurations exposing sensitive data [508d]
• Google decides Europe's political ad rules are too hard to implement at scale [508d]
• Airbus A380 flew for 300 hours with tool left inside engine [508d]
• Lenovo China clones the ThinkPad X1 Carbon with an old, slow, local x86 [508d]
• WP Engine revs Automattic lawsuit with antitrust claim [509d]
• Congress ponders underwater alien civilizations, human hybrids, and other unexplained stuff [509d]
• Fortinet patches VPN app flaw that could give rogue users, malware a privilege boost [509d]
• Tesla Cybertruck, a paragon of reliability, recalled again [509d]
• Cybercriminal devoid of boundaries gets 10-year prison sentence [509d]
• Microsoft finally releases a direct-download Windows 11 on Arm ISO [509d]
• SpaceX Starship moved to launchpad for 6th flight test [509d]
• AI PCs flood the market. Vendors hope someone wants them [509d]
• Qualcomm's Windows on Arm push would be great – if only it ran all your software [509d]