Critical AWS supply chain vulnerability could have let hackers take over key GitHub repositories The vulnerability was spotted in August 2025, so users should patch now. TechRadar · Jan 16
If you ever doubted SteamOS, think again – this new Decky Loader plugin is possibly the best one yet Gaming on SteamOS has just been made much easier, thanks to a new Decky Loader plugin that fits multiple game libraries into one. TechRadar · Jan 15
Create GS1 QR Codes Instantly: Comparing Top Online Tools Create GS1 QR codes instantly with top online tools. Compare QR Tiger, GitHub, BC Gen, and Barcode Tec-It for testing, production, and supply chain use. inkl · Jan 15
Windows 11’s newest must‑have app just added Qualcomm laptop support in a major update — and it’s still baffling Microsoft didn’t make it A major update to this essential customization adds ARM64 support and lets you pick where flyouts appear. Windows Central · Jan 14
Dev creates selection of UEFI games you have to beat in order to boot your computer — 10-month project will shut down your PC if you lose Dev creates a quintet of UEFI games with the premise of Win -> Boot, Lose -> Shutdown. Tom’s Hardware · Jan 10
How to edit text files directly from Command Prompt and PowerShell on Windows 11 — using Microsoft Edit just like Linux's Nano You can now use Microsoft Edit to create and edit text files directly in Command Prompt or PowerShell without switching apps, and in this guide, I'll show you how. Windows Central · Jan 9
AMD suggests that FSR 4 will eventually be open-sourced, bar the core technology, as part of its 'long term plan' Let's face it, modders have been doing a better job of expanding FSR 4's user base than AMD has. PC Gamer · Jan 7
Chinese semiconductor outfit has Linux MPP repository on Github disabled after a DMCA takedown request — FFmpeg team accuses it of using libavcodec code without attribution Leading Chinese fabless semiconductor company Rockchip has had one of its major software repositories taken down in response to a DMCA takedown notice. Tom’s Hardware · Jan 6
I'm transforming Windows 11 in 2026 using PowerToys – here's how you can too If you thought PowerToys was a mysterious suite of high-powered tools for enthusiast tinkerers only, well, think again. TechRadar · Dec 30, 2025
PowerToys and Files devs teaming up might be the biggest quality‑of‑life win Windows 11 has seen in years — and macOS should pay attention The Files app now supports PowerToys Peek, bringing a seamless macOS-style preview experience to one of the best file managers on Windows 11. Windows Central · Dec 30, 2025
Dangerous WebRAT malware now being spread by GitHub repositories Security researchers find 15 malicious repositories, all deploying a dropper for the WebRAT backdoor. TechRadar · Dec 24, 2025
New managed web hosting service brings flat-rate node.js pricing Hostinger is lowering the barrier for entry with new node.js support in shared hosting plans. TechRadar · Dec 19, 2025
Want a job in AI-era tech? Forget prestigious degrees—tech leaders want to see your GitHub projects and internships As entry-level tech hiring slows, one CEO warns avoiding AI skills would be like “taking crazy pills”—and says Gen Z must show real proof of ability. Fortune · Dec 18, 2025
Home Depot reportedly left internal systems at risk for over a year Security researcher finds Home Depot GitHub token left behind by mistake for more than a year. TechRadar · Dec 15, 2025
Tom’s Hardware · Dec 9, 2025 This GitHub script claims to wipe all of Windows 11's AI features in seconds — "RemoveWindowsAI" can disable every single AI feature in the OS, from Copilot to Recall and more If you've been unhappy with the direction Microsoft has taken Windows, offering no meaningful improvements beyond AI and aesthetics, then, well, not much can be done about that. But, at least you can disable all the AI features that seem to have populated every corner of the OS, with a…
International Business Times UK · Dec 3, 2025 Shai-Hulud 2.0 Credential Leak Hits Zapier, PostHog and Postman — User Data At Risk A massive security event, dubbed 'Shai-Hulud 2.0,' has created a severe supply chain crisis, compromising key platforms like Zapier, PostHog, and Postman.
Benzinga · Nov 26, 2025 Entrepreneur Reveals How He Earns $40K/Month From Manufacturing Without Staff Or Warehouses: 'We Are Living Proof That It Is Possible To Do This' Damian earns $40,000 per month by manufacturing open-source MicroRacers from his house. He doesn't have a factory or any staff outside of his supportive family, and he shared how he built the company and makes it work in a small space on his "StuckAtPrototype" YouTube channel.
inkl · Nov 25, 2025 Automated Evidence Collection for SOC 2: How It Works and What to Watch Out For Screenshots, spreadsheets, and frantic Slack pings dominate manual SOC 2 prep. In a 2023 compliance survey, nearly 70% of service organizations reported juggling six or more frameworks, turning evidence gathering into a year-round chore.
PC Gamer · Nov 24, 2025 Windows 11 is going to start quietly preloading File Explorer in the background to make it faster, which is a good reminder that you should probably try a different file manager anyway Other than the addition of tabs, Windows' file Explorer hasn't felt meaningfully improved in a long time.
Tom’s Hardware · Nov 23, 2025 Frustrated users crowdfund a $2,000 fix for Lenovo Legion ‘speakers not working properly’ error — bug bounty posted, coder wins the cash by fixing complex audio annoyance in just a month A motivated Lenovo Legion Pro 7 (16IAX10H) owner has successfully gotten their system’s speaker issues fixed after setting up a bug bounty program on GitHub.
Windows Central · Nov 19, 2025 A free tool lets Windows 11 PCs mimic the Xbox full‑screen experience, giving gamers a console‑style interface and streamlined navigation The bits needed to enable the Xbox Full Screen Experience on Windows 11 are buried within, even on your own PC. This free tool enables it without you having to go poking around.
TechRadar · Nov 17, 2025 JSON services hijacked by North Korean hackers to send out malware Lazarus hackers using JSON to hide their tracks and appear legitimate in front of their victims.
TechRadar · Nov 11, 2025 Leading AI companies keep leaking their own information on GitHub Of the leading 50 AI companies, 65% were found to be leaking data.
TechRadar · Nov 7, 2025 Want to take a look at Apple's development secrets? It accidentally leaked its entire front-end source code for its new App Store, which is available for anyone to view - for now Apple’s new web App Store exposed its full front-end code, giving developers temporary insight before likely removal.
TechRadar · Nov 7, 2025 Malicious AI-made extension with ransomware capabilities sneaks on to Microsoft's official VS Code marketplace - so devs beware Malicious VS Code extension stuck around for a little while, but it is now removed.