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Runtime: Thinking Machines gets an idea; AWS now supports Azure (kind of)

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By Tom Krazit
| The Stack Verified
Welcome to Runtime! Today on Product Saturday: Thinking Machines' first model could be an interesting test of enterprise demand for open-weight models, AWS extends its Security Hub service to cover Microsoft Azure, and more. Please forward this email to a friend or colleague! If it was forwarded to you, sign up here to get Runtime for free every week, or level up here.
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Two Scattered Spider hackers behind TfL incident sentenced to over five years in prison

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By Tom Krazit
| The Stack Verified
After pleading guilty last month to orchestrating the damaging attacks on Transport for London in 2024, a pair of hackers that belonged to the Scattered Spider group received sentences of five years and six months in prison Thursday. Thalha Jubair, 20, from East London, and Owen Flowers, 18, from Walsall, West Midlands, were sentenced after what was "only the second criminal prosecution of its kind in the UK under the Computer Misuse Act (CMA)," the National Crime Agency said Thursday.
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Runtime: Patch Tuesday blues, Gold Eagle clues, Google Cloud's snooze

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By Tom Krazit
| The Stack Verified
Welcome to Runtime! Today: Why Patch Tuesday is about to go from an annoying-but-predictable chore to a huge project, the new vulnerability program proposed by the White House looks a lot like the old one, and Google Cloud's big outage Down Under. Please forward this email to a friend or colleague! If it was forwarded to you, sign up here to get Runtime for free every week, or level up here.
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