The Brutalist Report

The Register

• AI can spew code, but kids should still suffer like we did, says Raspberry Pi [292d]
• More than a hundred backdoored malware repos traced to single GitHub user [292d]
• LinkedIn CEO takes on second gig to lead Microsoft Office and M365 Copilot [292d]
• Datacenters have a public image problem, industry confesses to The Reg [292d]
• Industry reacts to DuckDB's radical rethink of Lakehouse architecture [292d]
• HMRC: Crooks broke into 100k accounts, stole £43M from British taxpayer in late 2024 [292d]
• UK tech job openings climb 21% to pre-pandemic highs [292d]
• HashiCorp speaks up about adjusting to life under IBM [292d]
• Ship abandoned off Alaska after electric cars on board catch fire [292d]
• AI kept 15-year-old zombie vuln alive, but its time is drawing near [292d]
• Ukrainian carriers are leasing their IPv4 addresses to stay afloat - sometimes after being overrun by Russia [292d]
• China accuses Taiwan of running five feeble APT gangs, with US help [292d]
• IBM Cloud login breaks for second time this week and Big Blue isn't saying why [292d]
• Reddit sues Anthropic for scraping content into the maw of its eternally ravenous AI [293d]
• If it can’t double our money, we’re not building it, Intel Products chief says [293d]
• Play ransomware crims exploit SimpleHelp flaw in double-extortion schemes [293d]
• GlobalFoundries commits $3B more to US fabs in Trump tariff flex [293d]
• Ukraine strikes Russian bomber-maker with hack attack [293d]
• US govt login portal could be one cyberattack away from collapse, say auditors [293d]
• Ransomware scum leak patient data after disrupting chemo treatments at Kettering [293d]
• 60 years ago the US took its first walk in space with Gemini 4 [293d]