This Week in Tech 868: The Rods Go Down!

Kaspersky on Security Risk List, Lapsus$ hackers caught, EU's messaging law

 The Threat of Russian Cyberattacks Looms Large
 Kaspersky Named First Russian Company on Security Risk List.
 F.B.I.'s Urgent Request: Reboot Your Router to Stop Russia-Linked Malware.
 Lapsus$: Oxford teen accused of being multi-millionaire cyber-criminal.
 Authentication firm Okta's shares slide after hack warning.
 SCRAM by Chris Crawford.
 EU Provisionally Agrees on Law That Would Force Apple to Allow Alternative App Stores, Sideloading, and iMessage Interoperability.
 Elon Musk Likens NHTSA To The "Fun Police" After Boombox Recall.
 Elon Musk Says He's Thinking About Creating a Social Media Platform.
 Roku Rolls Out OS 11 Update with Personalized Photo Screensaver and More.
 Daring Fireball: Apple TV App on Android TV and Google TV No Longer Lets Users Buy or Rent Movies.
 iFixit teardown offers a detailed look inside the Mac Studio and Studio Display.
 Nvidia describes Arm-based Grace CPU 'Superchip'.
 Nvidia takes the wraps off Hopper, its latest GPU architecture.
 Nvidia wants to speed up data transfer by connecting data center GPUs to SSDs.
 DirectStorage shows minor load-speed improvements in real-world PC demo.
 YouTube is taking on over-the-air TV with nearly 4,000 free episodes of TV.
 Honda's Asimo robot to retire after 20-year career wowing public.
 Stephen Wilhite, creator of the GIF, has died.
 John Roach, Pioneer of the Personal Computer, Is Dead at 83.

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