The Brutalist Report

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• Meta Fined $102 Million For Storing 600 Million Passwords In Plain Text [664d]
• iFixit's iPhone 16 Teardown Reveals Game-Changing Battery Removal Process [664d]
• IBM Opens Its Quantum-Computing Stack To Third Parties [664d]
• Science Editors Raise New Doubts on Meta's Claims It Isn't Polarizing [664d]
• If 23andMe Is Up for Sale, So Is All That DNA [665d]
• Flaw In Kia's Web Portal Let Researchers Track, Hack Cars [665d]
• Europe's Space Agency Will Destroy a Brand-New Satellite in 2027 Just To See What Happens [665d]
• White House Agonizes Over UN Cybercrime Treaty [665d]
• Steam Will Let You Sue Valve Now [665d]
• Controversial Windows Recall AI Search Tool Returns [665d]
• Iranian Operatives Charged in the US With Hacking Donald Trump's Presidential Campaign [665d]
• Apple Rolls Back Its Big Plans to Release Movies in Theaters [665d]
• TSMC Execs Dismiss OpenAI Chief's $7 Trillion Chip Plan as 'Podcasting Bro' Vision [665d]
• Dell Mandates Five-Day Office Presence For Global Sales Team [665d]
• Turning OpenAI Into a Real Business Is Tearing It Apart [665d]
• South Korea Criminalizes Watching Or Possessing Sexually Explicit Deepfakes [665d]
• Promises of 'Passive Income' On Amazon Led To Death Threats For Negative Online Review, FTC Says [665d]
• Starlink Is Now Available on All Hawaiian Airlines Airbus Flights [665d]
• HP Is Adding AI To Its Printers [665d]
• NIST Proposes Barring Some of the Most Nonsensical Password Rules [665d]
• Dozens of Fortune 100 Companies Have Unwittingly Hired North Korean IT Workers [665d]
• Mozilla Hit With Privacy Complaint In EU Over Firefox Tracking Tech [665d]