The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft is about to let Copilot loose on your file system [16d]
• OpenAI dots inspire open source imitators amid technical difficulties [16d]
• Argonne scientists create chatty X-ray microscope that zooms in where you tell it to [16d]
• Microsoft N1Xes Intel in favor of Nvidia's shiny new SoCs in Surface Laptop Ultra [16d]
• Attackers hijacked top-level domains, minted fake security certs for Google and other orgs [16d]
• Browser-in-browser attacks use fake Meta Muse Ad lure to steal credentials [16d]
• AWS launches open-source AI agent sandbox to prevent YOLO mode disasters [16d]
• US states sue popular kitmaker TP-Link over China risks [16d]
• Starlink's plan to avoid orbital near-misses: Ephemeris sharing [16d]
• Poetry is the new AI security threat as PoeLLM malware infects 3K+ servers [16d]
• When one datacenter is no longer enough [16d]
• Europe's mobile operators sell fewer phones but gain share as budget market shrivels [16d]
• Nine in 10 VMware customers eye the exit as licensing bills bite [16d]
• Dutch tax office ditches Microsoft 365 cloud for on-premises alternative [16d]
• FortiBleed still a bleeding nuisance as FBI confirms ongoing attacks [16d]
• Rails originator roasted over Rust boosterism [16d]
• COSMIC shuts the door on AI code as GNOME debates letting bug reports in [16d]
• From reactive to proactive: How endpoint monitoring is fixing broken meeting rooms [16d]
• South Korean president calls for creation of tools that stop all cyber-attacks [16d]
• Microsoft defines its Azure instance lifecycle, without any info about timing [16d]