The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Microsoft quietly shuts down Windows shortcut flaw after years of espionage abuse [12d]
• Latest Windows 11 updates may break the OS's most basic bits [12d]
• Logitech chief says ill-conceived gadgets put the AI in FAIL [12d]
• Aisuru botnet turns Q3 into a terabit-scale stress test for the entire internet [12d]
• Datacenters planned for Scotland could end up draining a loch of power [12d]
• UK SAP users say they're baffled by Business Suite reboot licensing maze [13d]
• Xero to start charging developers API usage fees, replacing revenue share deals [13d]
• Datacenters that don't have their own power supplies will fail: Gartner [13d]
• TLS 1.3 includes welcome improvements, but still allows long-lived secrets [13d]
• Rust core library partly polished for industrial safety spec [13d]
• India's government targets Uber, Ola with plan to launch zero-commission rideshare platform [13d]
• Micron ditches consumer memory brand Crucial to chase AI riches [13d]
• John Henry still leading the race vs. AI in customer service [13d]
• Lawyer's 6-year-old son uses AI to build copyright infringement generator [13d]
• 'Exploitation is imminent' as 39 percent of cloud environs have max-severity React hole [13d]
• MAGA cognoscenti warn feds away from shielding AI infringers [13d]
• China's reusable rocket makes it to orbit but fails to stick the landing [13d]
• Poop-peeping toilet attachment has a different definition of 'end-to-end' encryption [13d]
• Space telescopes are being photobombed by satellites, and the problem is slated to get much worse [13d]
• Microsoft sharpens the blocking axe for Exchange Web Services [13d]
• HPE positions Morpheus stack as enterprise alternative to VMware [13d]