The Brutalist Report

The Register

• AI agents hacked the hackers, stealing email addresses from security research org [22d]
• Cloudflare tries to outplay Jev with open-weight Clef models [22d]
• Stanford prof is beating the drum for a new protocol to replace TCP [22d]
• Cloudflare launches Data Platform with bland 'Basin' branding, promise of fewer fees [22d]
• EU’s hodgepodge tech policy exposes members to Chinese vendor risks, says think tank [22d]
• Suspected Chinese spies spoofed an Anthropic exec, ex-White House official in AI phishing [22d]
• AWS offers local, open source leash for agent harnesses [22d]
• Microsoft makes Windows settings backup the default in 26H2 [22d]
• Build the right AI factory for your needs: partner for success [22d]
• Microsoft catches hackers exploiting Zimbra bug before disclosure [22d]
• MI5 warns UK academics their research may have helped Chinese spies [22d]
• CISO thought he had a 'r3@lg00dp@$$w0rd' but forgot to patch [22d]
• Exchange Web Services enters the final stretch before Microsoft pulls access [22d]
• Palantir's Tom Watson lectures MP on accuracy, citing selective data [22d]
• England's schools are getting better at mopping up cyber incidents [22d]
• UK privacy watchdog starts over with new board and Manchester HQ [22d]
• Sopra Steria widens legal challenge to Capita's Whitehall outsourcing deal [22d]
• Fewer women than ever in UK's 'old boys' club' cyber industry [22d]
• Erase social media tomorrow? Brits say yes [22d]
• The tech industry is hot for shopping bots, but they're years away [22d]
• Singapore’s government creates a dating app [23d]
• RAM supply set to worsen, says Micron, as CEO celebrates ‘much higher’ prices [23d]