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Winsage

March 23, 2026

PowerToys adds these 8 features that Windows should have had for years

PowerToys is a curated set of utilities created by Microsoft to enhance functionality for power users, evolving from its origins in Windows 95. Users can install PowerToys easily from the Microsoft Store or GitHub. Key features include: - Text Extractor: Captures text from images for easy copying. - Color Picker: Identifies and captures hex codes of colors by pressing Windows + Shift + C. - Command Palette: Allows quick searching of files and launching applications with Windows + Alt + Space. - Awake: Keeps the computer active during long tasks, accessible from the PowerToys menu. - Shortcut Guide: Displays Windows key shortcuts by pressing Windows + Shift + /. - Pixel Ruler: Measures dimensions on the screen by pressing Windows + Ctrl + Shift + M. - File Manager Enhanced Preview: Expands file preview capabilities in Windows Explorer. - PowerRename: Facilitates batch renaming of files with a preview option. These features aim to improve the Windows user experience and may influence future updates to the operating system.

AppWizard

March 22, 2026

Star Savior codes March 2026

Currently, there are no active codes available for redemption in Star Savior. Players can attempt to use expired codes on different servers by creating multiple accounts, but there are no global codes in circulation. To redeem codes, players must launch the game, create an account, complete the tutorial, access the options menu, and enter any valid codes. New codes can be discovered by following the game's social media channels, particularly Discord and Facebook. Codes may not work if players are on the wrong server, and switching servers requires creating a new account. Expired codes include: STARSAVIOR251120, HELLOSTARSAVIOR, MONASTIRVALENTINEDAY, 251127STARSAVIOR, and STARSAVIORHAPPY100DAYS.

AppWizard

March 22, 2026

Russian hackers hack messengers, Signal and WhatsApp under attack

Hackers with ties to Russian intelligence have intensified efforts against users of messaging platforms like Signal, infiltrating thousands of accounts, as reported by the FBI and CISA. The main targets include current and former U.S. government officials, military personnel, political figures, and journalists. The hackers used advanced techniques to bypass security, tricking users into revealing security codes through sophisticated phishing campaigns. Signal confirmed that their encryption and infrastructure remain secure despite these attacks. This rise in cyber threats is part of a broader trend involving increased activities from pro-Iranian and Russian hackers targeting the U.S. and its allies.

AppWizard

March 22, 2026

Russian Intelligence targets American messaging app users, FBI says

FBI Director Kash Patel revealed that hackers linked to Russian intelligence are targeting the messaging accounts of high-profile U.S. individuals, including current and former government officials, military personnel, political figures, and journalists. The FBI has identified these cyber actors, who have gained unauthorized access to thousands of accounts globally, allowing them to view private messages, send impersonating messages, and conduct phishing attempts. The campaign specifically targets users of commercial messaging applications like Signal, which has been blocked in Russia due to alleged legal violations. Dutch intelligence agencies reported that Russian hackers are also engaged in a global cyber campaign against WhatsApp and Signal accounts, using phishing tactics to access sensitive information. Signal acknowledged recent targeted phishing attacks leading to account takeovers. Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, its cyber operations have increasingly focused on disruptive tactics against Western allies.

AppWizard

March 21, 2026

Cyber actors linked to Russia target messaging app users, FBI warns

The United States has issued a warning about cyber actors linked to Russian intelligence targeting users of commercial messaging applications, particularly Signal, compromising thousands of accounts worldwide. The FBI and CISA released a public service announcement detailing the operation's focus on individuals of “high intelligence value,” including U.S. government officials, military personnel, political figures, and journalists. Attackers have not breached the encryption of these platforms but manipulate users into disclosing credentials or linking devices. Russian intelligence-linked actors often pose as official support accounts, creating urgency to obtain security codes. Dutch intelligence agencies also reported a similar campaign targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts of dignitaries and military personnel. Users are urged to be cautious of suspicious messages and to avoid sharing personal information. Signal reaffirmed that its encryption remains intact, emphasizing that vulnerabilities arise from user behavior rather than technical flaws in the application itself.

AppWizard

March 21, 2026

FBI, CISA issue PSA on Russian intelligence campaign to target messaging apps

The FBI and CISA issued a joint public service announcement about Russian hackers targeting commercial messaging applications like Signal and WhatsApp. The hackers use social engineering tactics to deceive users into giving up account access, including impersonating support personnel and prompting users to click on malicious links or provide sensitive information. Although the hackers have not yet bypassed the apps' end-to-end encryption, compromised accounts can lead to serious consequences, such as reading messages and launching further phishing attacks. The agencies recommend that users enhance their cybersecurity measures to protect against these threats. This campaign is part of a broader trend to undermine the security of messaging apps, with previous warnings about spyware and attempts to infiltrate Signal users, especially in conflict zones.

AppWizard

March 20, 2026

No Crimson Desert Xbox Reviews Until Launch, But Here’s How The PC Version Is Faring

Crimson Desert is set to launch this evening at 6 PM ET / 10 PM GMT, with initial reviews for the PC version already appearing. The game currently has a Metacritic rating of 78, ranking 38th in the Best Games This Year list. Reviewers have expressed mixed opinions, noting its strengths in gameplay freedom and a rich open world, while also pointing out weaknesses such as a lack of polish, an underdeveloped narrative, and excessive systems. The Xbox version will be available later today, with official reviews expected to follow after the public release.

AppWizard

March 19, 2026

RUSSIA Mammut virus hits Russia’s patriotic messaging app

A virus known as Mamont is targeting users of the messaging platform Max, which has 100 million registered profiles. Mamont infiltrates online banking applications and spreads primarily through family and parental chat groups, allowing cybercriminals to steal payment information. The virus often begins with a deceptive message prompting users to click, leading to the silent download of a Trojan that siphons off data. Despite claims from the Max press service that the virus's spread is exaggerated, concerns remain about the security of user data, particularly given that all communications on Max are monitored by the state. Many users resort to using a second device, referred to as Maxofon, to comply with the platform's requirements while keeping their primary device for other applications.

AppWizard

March 19, 2026

Steam Users Have 48 Hours to Grab Shooter Game for Free and Keep It

PC gamers on Steam can claim the shooter game "Police Stories" for free for a limited time of 48 hours. Once claimed, the game will remain in their library permanently. It is categorized as “Playable” on Steam Deck, though not verified. The offer is provided by Fanatical, requiring players to create a free account and link it to their Steam account. "Police Stories" is a top-down shooter with single-player and co-op modes, featuring tactical gameplay based on law enforcement missions. The game has a “Very Positive” rating on Steam, with 82% of 2,366 reviews recommending it. Players can expect around five to seven hours of gameplay, with completionists spending up to ten or eleven hours. The reason for the free offer is speculated to be related to generating excitement for an upcoming sequel.

AppWizard

March 18, 2026

Death Stranding 2 is the first Decima game with Ray Tracing on PC

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will feature Ray Tracing effects on PC, making it the first title using the Decima engine to support this technology. The integration of Ray Tracing by Nixxes will enhance visual fidelity through improved reflections and ambient occlusion. These features were not included in the initial PC specifications, indicating increased CPU and GPU demands. The game will feature returning characters Norman Reedus, Léa Seydoux, and Troy Baker, as well as new additions Elle Fanning, Shioli Kutsuna, and director George Miller. It will offer features such as uncapped framerates, ultrawide monitor support, DualSense controller compatibility, and various PC upscalers. The release date is set for March 19th, with pre-orders available but no review codes yet provided.