The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Six vulnerabilities in ubiquitous rsync tool announced and fixed in a day [343d]
• Germany unleashes AMD-powered Hunter supercomputer [343d]
• Copilot invades Microsoft 365 Personal and Family for an extra three bucks a month [343d]
• Apple solves broken news alerts by turning off the AI [343d]
• IBM swoops in to rescue UK Emergency Services Network after Motorola shown the door [343d]
• Medusa ransomware group claims attack on UK's Gateshead Council [343d]
• Brit government contractor CloudKubed enters administration [343d]
• Tech support fill-in given no budget, no help, no training, and no empathy for his plight [343d]
• Microsoft eggheads say AI can never be made secure – after testing Redmond's own products [343d]
• AWS adds 32-vCPU option and an easier on-ramp to its cloudy desktops [344d]
• SpaceX resets ‘Days Since Starship Crashed’ counter to zero [344d]
• Just as your LLM once again goes off the rails, Cisco, Nvidia are at the door smiling [344d]
• GM parks claims that driver location data was shared to insurers, pushed up premiums [344d]
• In farewell speech, Biden rails against the tech industrial complex and disinfo dismantling democracy [344d]
• Feds sue Southwest for chronic delays, unrealistic schedules [344d]
• Russia's Star Blizzard phishing crew caught targeting WhatsApp accounts [344d]
• TSMC plans to have 1.6nm chips in 'volume production' by 2026 [344d]
• Enzo Biochem settles lawsuit over 2023 ransomware attack for $7.5M [344d]
• Anduril picks Ohio for 5 million square foot autonomous weapon factory [344d]