The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Indian certification authority eMudhra’s private keys compromised – one of them was the number ‘4’ [16d]
• Auto tech startup claims it traced hack attempt back to rival's IP address [16d]
• Tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs sit idle in Meta's Prometheus supercluster, just waiting for a failure [16d]
• Palo Alto's firewall OS has been under attack from multiple ransomware groups since June [16d]
• Swamped curl maintainers take low-level flaws public to survive vulnerability 'avalanche' [16d]
• OneDrive loses bunch of Copilot shortcuts in File Explorer clear-out [16d]
• openEuler brings China's enterprise Linux ambitions to the desktop [16d]
• How going dual-native means VM/container co-existence and sovereign security in the AI era [16d]
• Enterprises blow nearly a third of software budgets on upgrades they never asked for [16d]
• HPE Spaceborne Computer 4 to launch AI straight to the Moon aboard Astrolab’s FLIP rover [16d]
• HPE to launch AI straight to the Moon [16d]
• 'Password1' and a forgotten test account land Welsh outfits in hot water [16d]
• Google Cloud says a 'power event' caused today's outage [16d]
• Bullhorn sees red after cyberattack knocks recruitment platform offline [16d]
• Microsoft admits that Always On VPN problems were not fixed in the October Security Update [16d]
• Whitehall shuts the front door on digital ID but leaves the back open [17d]
• UK finance watchdog wants firms to report AI failures and close calls [17d]
• Google Cloud's London zones takes a nap, multiple services disrupted [17d]
• London’s mobile networks fall to bottom of Europe’s capital league [17d]
• Why cyber resilience is now a boardroom priority for UK public services [17d]
• Sony updates the Walkman as a $5,900 gold-plated MP3 player [17d]
• ‘David Beckham’ was briefly the world’s second-worst manga pirate [17d]
• ICANN testing tech to let law enforcement access non-public WHOIS info [17d]
• DeepSeek deep-sixed at all US federal civilian agencies [17d]