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AppWizard

January 16, 2026

Your Android App Needs Scanning – Best Android App Vulnerability Scanner in 2026

The past year saw a 45% increase in new vulnerabilities targeting Android. By the end of 2024, there are projected to be 2.87 million apps on Google Play, with 66% of American employees using personal smartphones for work. Mobile applications are responsible for 70% of digital interactions, and vulnerabilities in these apps contributed to approximately 40% of data breaches involving personal data in 2023. Effective Android App Vulnerability Scanners analyze app security by identifying insecure local storage, hardcoded credentials, weak cryptography, insecure network configurations, broken authentication flows, and misconfigured components. AI-powered scanners, like AutoSecT, can autonomously generate new scanning protocols quickly, detect zero-day vulnerabilities, automate penetration testing, and operate with near-zero false positives.

AppWizard

January 15, 2026

Two Of The Biggest Games On The Planet Might Finally Be Joining Forces As Fortnite x Minecraft Rumors Start To Swirl

Fortnite and Minecraft, two immensely popular games, have not yet collaborated, but rumors of a potential partnership are circulating, initiated by a leak from Adira and supported by confirmations from insiders like Hypex. The prospect of a crossover has generated excitement among fans, as both games have distinct yet complementary elements. Players and industry observers are eagerly awaiting official announcements regarding this potential collaboration.

Winsage

January 15, 2026

Windows info-disclosure 0-day bug gets a fix as CISA sounds alarm

Microsoft and the U.S. government have issued a warning about a vulnerability in Windows, designated CVE-2026-20805, which is currently being exploited. This flaw allows an authorized attacker to leak a memory address from a remote ALPC port, potentially leading to arbitrary code execution. It has a medium severity rating of 5.5 on the CVSS scale. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added this vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and requires federal agencies to implement a patch by February 3. Additionally, two other vulnerabilities were acknowledged: CVE-2026-21265, a secure boot certificate expiration bypass with a CVSS rating of 6.4, and CVE-2023-31096, an elevation of privilege flaw affecting third-party Agere Modem drivers, rated at 7.8. Two more vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-20952 (CVSS 7.7) and CVE-2026-20953 (CVSS 7.4), are use-after-free flaws in Office that could allow unauthorized code execution.

AppWizard

January 15, 2026

Android 17 leak hints at major Quick Settings revamp you’ll actually use

Android 17 is set to revamp Quick Settings by introducing a new split layout option for regular Pixel phones, while making it mandatory for larger devices like tablets and foldables. The update will separate Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles, reversing the combined Internet toggle from Android 12. Users may experience a more organized interface that separates notifications from system controls, with a streamlined interaction designed for improved usability.

Winsage

January 14, 2026

U.S. CISA adds a flaw in Microsoft Windows to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a Microsoft Windows vulnerability, CVE-2026-20805, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, with a CVSS score of 8.7. This vulnerability, part of the January 2026 Patch Tuesday updates, affects the Windows Desktop Window Manager and allows attackers to leak memory information, potentially aiding in further exploits. Federal Civilian Executive Branch agencies must address this vulnerability by February 3, 2026, as mandated by Binding Operational Directive 22-01.

AppWizard

January 12, 2026

The Steam Machine price is as bad as I feared, according to this new leak

The Steam Machine is anticipated to be a strong competitor in the gaming PC market, with recent pricing rumors suggesting the 512GB model may be around 19,826 CZK (approximately 0) and the 2TB version at 22,305 CZK (approximately ,070). These prices were discovered in the code of a listing on the Czech retailer Smarty.cz, an authorized Valve reseller. The retailer applies a 17% markup on Valve products, indicating that final US prices could be around 0 for the 512GB model and ,070 for the 2TB variant. Estimates suggest that the raw hardware cost could exceed 0, making a price tag of 0 or more plausible. Unlike the Steam Deck, which was priced competitively, the Steam Machine may not benefit from the same subsidization strategy, as it allows users to install Windows and use it as a standard PC.

AppWizard

December 31, 2025

2XKO appears to leak its console and Season 1 release date… again

2XKO will officially launch on consoles on January 20, 2026, including compatibility for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with cross-save and cross-platform play. The launch will introduce a new champion, Caitlyn, along with balance updates for the entire roster.

AppWizard

December 23, 2025

More Android phones could feel the Magic Cue as this leak spots early signs

Google is planning to extend its Pixel 10-exclusive Magic Cue feature, potentially rebranded as "Contextual Suggestions," to a wider range of Android devices. This feature provides tailored recommendations based on users' activities and locations, utilizing data from apps like Gmail, Google Photos, and Calendar. It can suggest actions, such as retrieving a screenshot from Google Photos during a conversation or checking flight details from Gmail. Participation in this feature is optional, and users can control their data and delete any information they choose. Google ensures that data processing prioritizes security and privacy, using its Gemini technology.

AppWizard

December 20, 2025

Half-Life 3 May Launch Alongside Steam Machine in Early 2026

Fans of the Half-Life franchise are eagerly anticipating the potential release of Half-Life 3, which has not been officially announced despite ongoing speculation. Recent rumors suggested that it might be unveiled alongside Valve's Steam Machine, scheduled for commercial launch in early 2026. Game journalist Mike Straw indicated that industry insiders believe Half-Life 3 could be a launch title for the Steam Machine. Valve has not confirmed a specific launch date or pricing for the Steam Machine, only stating it will be available in early 2026 and priced similarly to a DIY gaming PC.

Winsage

December 20, 2025

This hidden Windows 11 setting might be quietly draining your RAM — here’s a quick fix

Microsoft has concluded support for Windows 10 and introduced Windows 11 25H2, which has a feature called Delivery Optimization that is reportedly consuming excessive system memory, leading to sluggish performance on some PCs. A user on Reddit noted that Delivery Optimization may have a memory leak, as its memory consumption is disproportionately high even when not actively needed. This feature is designed to expedite the download of Windows updates and applications by sharing downloaded packages with other devices. However, a recent update has caused the AppX Deployment Service to activate automatically at startup, increasing CPU, memory, and disk usage. Users can disable Delivery Optimization to alleviate memory strain, though this may result in slower download speeds for updates. The steps to disable it involve accessing Windows Update in Settings, navigating to Delivery Optimization, and toggling off the option to allow downloads from other devices.