The Brutalist Report

The Register

• OnePlus leaves researchers on read over Android bug that exposes texts [92d]
• MX Linux 25 reaches beta testing – complete with systemd [92d]
• SIM city: Feds say 100,000-card farms could have killed cell towers in NYC [92d]
• Kaspersky: RevengeHotels checks back in with AI-coded malware [92d]
• OpenSSF warns that open source infrastructure doesn't run on thoughts and prayers [92d]
• GitHub moves to tighten npm security amid phishing, malware plague [92d]
• Oracle gets to store US users' TikTok data, says Trump [92d]
• Workers fear for their jobs as JLR's latest shutdown extended [92d]
• Slow Wi-Fi? Add houseplants to the list of suspects [92d]
• Suspected Iran-backed attackers targeting European aerospace sector with novel malware [92d]
• Linux's love-to-hate projects drop fresh versions: systemd 258 and GNOME 49 [93d]
• UK.gov ditching 'Red' risk data sharing project after slashing £0.5B budget in half [93d]
• UK chancellor Putin the blame on Russia for cyber chaos, but evidence says otherwise [93d]
• HCL stretches support window for Domino v9/v10 despite repeated end-of-life deadlines [93d]
• Node4's £45M Tisski takeover ends in tears – and £2.4M in damages [93d]
• How I learned to stop worrying and love the datacenter [93d]
• EV charging biz zaps customers with data leak scare [93d]
• China tells grumps, trolls, and AIs to stop emoting online [93d]
• One of TikTok’s network boffins says it causes ‘massive data wastage’ [93d]
• Stop runaway AI before it's too late, experts beg the UN [93d]
• AI gone rogue: Models may try to stop people from shutting them down, Google warns [93d]
• Nvidia adds more air to the AI bubble with vague $100B OpenAI deal [93d]
• Don't panic: H-1B visas will cost companies $100K only for new petitions [93d]
• Cops cuff another teen over alleged Scattered Spider attack that broke Vegas casinos [93d]
• You can now test drive Fedora 43 and Ubuntu 25.10 [93d]
• Two heads better than one? Oracle gives the co-CEO model another shot [93d]