Articles from 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in 2025
CVE-2025-31133: Critical runc Container Escape Vulnerability Explained
A critical security vulnerability in runc, the low-level container runtime used by Docker, Kubernetes, and other container platforms, has been disclosed as CVE-2025-31133. This high-severity flaw...
CVE-2025-68201: Linux Kernel Fixes AMD GPU Driver DoS Vulnerability
A critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel's AMD GPU display driver, tracked as CVE-2025-68201, has been patched upstream, addressing a denial-of-service risk that could allow unprivileged users to...
CVE-2025-68223: AMD Radeon Linux Driver Patch Fixes Critical Deadlock Vulnerability
A critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel's AMD Radeon graphics driver has been patched, addressing a self-deadlock condition that could cause system hangs and crashes. Tracked as CVE-2025-68223,...
CVE-2025-68198: Linux Crashkernel Bug Poses Serious System Availability Risk
A critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel's crashkernel memory management subsystem has been disclosed, posing significant risks to system stability and availability across enterprise servers,...
Microsoft Edge Nudges on Chrome Page: Windows 11 Privacy Battle Escalates
Microsoft's aggressive promotion of its Edge browser has reached a new level with the introduction of prominent banners that appear when Windows 11 users visit Google's Chrome download page. This...
Freeplane for Windows: The Ultimate Free Mind Mapping Tool for Power Users
In an era where subscription-based software dominates the productivity landscape, a powerful open-source alternative has been quietly winning over Windows power users. Freeplane, a Java-based mind...
Beyond the Hype: IT Leaders Demand Governance Before Deploying Microsoft Copilot & AI Tools
A recent satirical article from Spiceworks, humorously detailing a fictional \"Copilot for IT\" rollout gone awry, has struck a deep chord within the professional community, sparking a far more...
Newport Council's AI Policy: A Blueprint for Public Sector Adoption with Windows Integration
Newport City Council's draft AI and automation policy represents a significant departure from the cautious, often prohibitive approaches that have characterized public sector technology adoption in...
Google Opal Integrates with Gemini Web: No-Code AI Workflow Automation Arrives
Google has quietly integrated its experimental app-builder Opal directly into the Gemini web application, transforming Gemini's Gems manager into a lightweight, no-code "mini app" studio that...
Biden's AI Executive Order: National Policy vs. State Laws & What It Means for Tech
The Biden administration has taken a decisive step in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence regulation by signing a sweeping executive order aimed at establishing a uniform...
How AI Orchestration Transforms Shipping Tech from Cost-Cutting to Strategic Outcomes
The maritime industry is undergoing a profound transformation as artificial intelligence shifts from experimental projects to core operational systems. What began as a series of isolated efficiency...
Windows 11 Start Menu Battle: Open Shell vs Paid Replacements & Microsoft's Redesign
The Windows Start Menu has evolved from a simple hierarchical launcher in Windows 95 to a complex, touch-aware interface in Windows 11, but Microsoft's design choices continue to clash with user...