Articles from September 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in September 2025
Microsoft Isn't Launching Windows 12 in 2025—Here's What You're Getting Instead
Microsoft isn’t shipping a product called Windows 12 in 2025. Instead, the company is pouring next-generation AI capabilities into Windows 11 and a new class of Copilot+ PCs—machines with...
Windows 11 Gaming Gets an AI Boost: Copilot Rolls Out to Game Bar
Microsoft began pushing a practical AI upgrade to Windows 11 gamers on September 18, 2025: a voice-controlled assistant that lives inside the Game Bar and can analyze your screen, pull up achievement...
Windows 11 Users Want Folder Sizes, Smoother Virtual Desktops, and Custom Menus in Microsoft Feedback Push
Rudy Huyn, a Microsoft partner architect for Windows and the Store, took to X this week with a straightforward question: “What do you miss most in Windows?” The responses, pouring in during the...
AI’s Uneven March: Anthropic Index Maps Global Gaps as Microsoft Adds Claude to Copilot
Anthropic dropped a trove of real-world AI usage data on September 15, mapping where and how people across 150 countries use its Claude assistant—and the picture is one of breakneck adoption...
Critical ICS Flaws Put Windows OT Systems at Risk: 9 Patches You Can’t Ignore
{ "title": "Critical ICS Flaws Put Windows OT Systems at Risk: 9 Patches You Can’t Ignore", "content": "On September 18, 2025, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)...
Windows 11’s Console-Style Handheld Mode Is Already Playable—Here’s How to Try It
Microsoft’s controller-friendly Xbox full-screen experience for Windows handhelds is no longer exclusive to the upcoming Asus ROG Xbox Ally. A recent Windows 11 25H2 Release Preview build now lets...
Windhawk: The Free, Open-Source Tool That Gives Windows 11 Users Real Customization
{ "title": "Windhawk: The Free, Open-Source Tool That Gives Windows 11 Users Real Customization", "content": "A free, open-source utility called Windhawk is rapidly becoming the go-to tool for...
Critical WebLogic Flaw in Hitachi Energy Service Suite: CISA Urges Immediate Patch
Energy-sector operators running Hitachi Energy’s Service Suite have a new—yet eerily familiar—reason to act fast. On March 20, 2025, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency...
RCE and DoS Flaws in Hitachi’s Asset Suite Trigger CISA Warning for Critical Infrastructure
Hitachi Energy has notified thousands of utility operators worldwide that its widely used Asset Suite platform contains a half-dozen serious vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to take over...
CISA Flags Critical Westermo WeOS 5 IPsec Bug That Reboots Devices Remotely
Westermo has confirmed a serious vulnerability in its WeOS 5 operating system that lets an attacker crash a vulnerable industrial switch or router with a single malformed network packet. The flaw,...
CVE-2025-46418: Westermo WeOS 5 Command Injection Flaw Poses Remote Risk, No Patch Yet
Industrial networking vendor Westermo published security advisory Westermo-25-07 on June 30, 2025, disclosing a high-severity OS command injection vulnerability in its WeOS 5 operating system, with...
Windows PCs That Manage Factory Cameras Now a Prime Target Thanks to Critical Cognex Flaws
Nine high‑severity vulnerabilities in Cognex’s decades‑old In‑Sight camera platform can let an attacker steal credentials, tamper with production settings, or knock devices offline — and...