The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Us, hacked by LockBit? No, says TSMC, that would be our IT supplier [1101d]
• Uncle Sam cracks down on faked reviews and bad influencers [1101d]
• Want to feel old? Ethernet just celebrated its 50th birthday [1101d]
• Report reveals US Space Force unprepared to counter orbital threats [1101d]
• Cops told: Er, no, you need a wiretap order if you want real-time Facebook snooping [1101d]
• Microsoft puts profanity filter on %@!#ing Teams transcripts [1101d]
• VMware, AMD, Samsung and RISC-V push for confidential computing standards [1101d]
• UK competition watchdog threatens deeper probe of Adobe's $20B Figma deal [1101d]
• Ripoff Vuitton handbag smaller than a grain of salt fetches $63,750 at auction [1101d]
• Mystery Intel bug halts shipments of some Sapphire Rapids Xeons [1101d]
• Microsoft signs 1.5 million seat contract for Office 365 and more [1101d]
• What it takes to keep an enterprise 'Frankenkernel' alive [1102d]
• Experts scoff at UK Lords' suggestion that AI could one day make battlefield decisions [1102d]
• Quirky QWERTY killed a password in Paris [1102d]
• Huawei claims it’s ready to ship entire 5.5G networks – whatever they are – in 2024 [1102d]
• Meta's Oversight Board wants a prime minister banned from Facebook and Instagram [1102d]
• Fujitsu admits it fluffed the fix for Japan’s flaky ID card scheme [1102d]
• Fujitsu admits if fluffed the fix for Japan’s flaky ID card scheme [1102d]