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Winsage

November 19, 2025

Your AI May Install Malware: Microsoft Stock (NASDAQ:MSFT) Slips With New Agentic AI Warning

Microsoft has issued a cautionary note regarding its upcoming agentic AI feature in Windows 11, advising users to approach it with care. The feature will be disabled by default due to potential risks, including cross-prompt injection (XPIA), which could lead to data exfiltration or malware installation. This warning has caused a slight dip in Microsoft's stock as investors reassess the implications of the technology. Analysts on Wall Street maintain a positive outlook on Microsoft’s stock, with a consensus rating of Strong Buy and an average price target suggesting a promising upside potential of 28.44%.

AppWizard

September 2, 2025

San Francisco Rush 2049 Gets Arcade-Perfect Fan Port on PC

An unofficial native port of the arcade racing games San Francisco Rush: The Rock and San Francisco Rush 2049, named Project R, is available for PC users on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Players need to obtain the game's ROM file as the project does not include any game assets. The technical requirements include a dedicated or integrated GPU supporting Vulkan 1.2 and a CPU meeting the x86-64-v2 microarchitecture level. Project R supports gamepads and wheel setups but not keyboard and mouse functionality. The latest version, V0.7.1, includes improvements such as a refined world object rendering system, faster texture conversion functions, and consistently high-detail rendering of player car models in SF2049. Project R can be downloaded via a provided link, and a video showcasing the game is available for viewing.

AppWizard

March 8, 2025

Hundreds Of Delisted Xbox 360 Games Now Have The Potential To Return On PC

XenonRecomp is a software tool that converts Xbox 360 executables into C++ code, allowing for the potential porting of Xbox 360 games to PC. This process is unofficial and may face challenges from original publishers. While some games, like Sonic Unleashed, have already been ported, the complexity of the process may limit the number of successful transitions. Many Xbox 360 titles were delisted from the marketplace when the old Xbox Store was closed, and XenonRecomp may be a key method for preserving these games. Xbox head Phil Spencer has shown interest in exploring options for delisted Xbox 360 games.