March 12, 2025

This month’s Microsoft Patch Tuesday is here and it’s a big one. Last month fixed 63 vulnerabilities. This month’s update, however, includes patches for another 57 security vulnerabilities, six of which are already being actively exploited by hackers, while cybersecurity experts describe another six as critical. These vulnerabilities require swift action and Microsoft has advised users to update their devices to get patched ASAP. Microsoft addressed a vulnerability registered on the CVE program as CVE-2025-24993, one

The problem with introducing a new technology, whether it be an upscaler like FSR 4 or a hardware feature like AVX, is that you have to wait for software to make use of it. Except maybe not, in the case of FSR 4, thanks to the OptiScaler mod and its fresh support for AMD’s new AI-powered scaling tech. OptiScaler is a multi-game mod that’s been around for a couple of years. It originally grew out

Halo Infinite didn’t reestablish the successful franchise as a heavyweight in the gaming space the way Microsoft might’ve hoped, but the game has maintained a loyal player base several years after its release. The recently rebranded Halo Studios continues to bring new content and features to these faithful gamers. The next featured drop, Operation: Blue Team, will bring back a game mode that should hit big with longtime Halo fans. Firefight debuted as a playable

I’m dating myself with this reference, but for anyone who gives a hoot, one thing I learned a long time ago from a cartoon owl is that it takes three licks to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop. Here’s another sweet fact: you should be able to install and uninstall your graphics card way more than three times without damaging the contacts. How many more, though? The insinuated answer by Gigabyte’s

Netgear has launched its most cost-effective Wi-Fi 7 router ever, called the Nighthawk RS100. The budget dual-band router promises ultra-fast bandwidth for only $150. The specs are pretty basic, so as long as households know what they’re getting for the money, the compact RS100 may be solid enough for average use cases. The device supports 3,600Mbps wireless and 2.5Gbps WAN speeds, with a claimed 2,000 sq-ft maximum coverage. For shoppers looking for a no-frills entry