The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Azure flaw left Bing results editable and MS 365 accounts exposed [1109d]
• FTC urged to freeze OpenAI's 'biased, deceptive' GPT-4 [1109d]
• AlienFox malware caught in the cloud hen house [1109d]
• So you want to integrate OpenAI's bot. Here's how that worked for software security scanner Socket [1109d]
• Microsoft wants to stick adverts in Bing chat responses [1109d]
• Korea passes tax break-driven 'Chips Act' as protectionism fears mount [1110d]
• Boffins: Microgravity impacts cell repair systems in proteins [1110d]
• Do you use comms software from 3CX? What to do next after biz hit in supply chain attack [1110d]
• Intel successfully ships an updated datacenter roadmap [1110d]
• Microsoft uses carrot and stick with Exchange Online admins [1110d]
• Boeing's first-ever crewed mission in Starliner ISS spacecraft delayed to late July [1110d]
• Cloud Security Alliance VP: Database security boils down to these three things [1110d]
• Euro cloud providers react to MS potentially cutting deal on antitrust [1110d]
• It's official: Ubuntu Cinnamon remix has been voted in [1110d]
• TikTok: Is this really a national security scare or is something else going on? [1110d]
• Airbus pulls up hard, no longer buying 29.9% stake in Atos-owned Evidian [1110d]
• Google Cloud pitches 'Gen Apps' – low-code AI-based tools, not post-millennial kids [1110d]
• Warning: Your wireless networks may leak data thanks to Wi-Fi spec ambiguity [1110d]
• Google (sort of) loses in Indian antitrust appeal [1110d]
• Another year, another North Korean malware-spreading, crypto-stealing gang named [1110d]
• Smugglers busted sneaking tech into China [1110d]
• SK hynix CEO says CHIPS Act red tape is too sticky to bother [1110d]
• Malware disguised as Tor browser steals $400k in cryptocash [1110d]
• This US national lab turned to AI to hunt rogue nukes [1110d]