The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft Task Manager now tasking PCs with running multiple copies of itself [145d]
• Russia finally bites the cybercrooks it raised, arresting suspected Meduza infostealer devs [145d]
• Developer puts Windows 7 on a crash diet, drops it to down to 69 MB [145d]
• International Criminal Court kicks Microsoft Office to the curb [145d]
• Attackers dig up $11M in Garden Finance crypto exploit [145d]
• Meta to sell $30B in bonds to build AI datacenters [145d]
• SpaceX shows off progress on its lunar Starship [145d]
• The clock's ticking for MySQL 8.0 as end of life looms [145d]
• Resilience, not sovereignty, defines OpenStack's next chapter [145d]
• Linux vendors are getting into Ubuntu – and Snap [145d]
• VodafoneThree to offshore UK network jobs to India [145d]
• England's local government shake-up promises to be a massive tech headache [145d]
• O2 cranks prices mid-contract, essentially telling customers to like it or lump it [145d]
• NHS left with sick PCs as suppliers resist Windows 11 treatment [145d]
• Actor couldn’t understand why computer didn’t work when the curtain came down [145d]
• Europe preps Digital Euro to enter circulation in 2029 [145d]
• Japan’s new space truck is also a temporary space lab, just worked first time [145d]
• Amazon juggernaut continues hauling in more cash despite recent bad news [145d]
• Hacking LED Halloween masks is frighteningly easy [145d]
• Claude code will send your data to crims ... if they ask it nicely [146d]
• Suspected Chinese snoops weaponize unpatched Windows flaw to spy on European diplomats [146d]
• Microsoft 365 business customers are running out of places to hide from Copilot [146d]
• Google parent company spending like a drunken sailor as capex triples over 2 years [146d]
• Proton trains new service to expose corporate infosec cover-ups [146d]
• Colorado launches lawyers at Trump admin over space base relocation [146d]