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  1. CISA Nine ICS Advisories Highlight Urgent OT and Windows Risk

    CISA’s consolidated bulletin announcing nine new Industrial Control Systems (ICS) advisories is a blunt reminder that the operational-technology (OT) landscape — and the Windows systems that often bridge to it — remain under persistent attack and demand coordinated, prioritized remediation. The...
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  2. Microsoft Reunites Windows Engineering to Accelerate AI First OS

    Microsoft has moved the core Windows engineering teams back under one roof, a structural shift that reunites platform, client, security, and data engineering and places far more product-and-platform authority with Pavan Davuluri as Microsoft accelerates AI-first changes across Windows...
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  3. Space Cadet Pinball: 5,000 FPS, the Frame-Rate Fix, and Windows Engineering

    Dave Plummer’s confession that his port of 3D Pinball for Windows — the Space Cadet table so many of us grew up with — once drew frames “as fast as it could” and reportedly hit roughly 5,000 FPS on newer hardware has resurfaced a powerful, funny and instructive moment in Windows engineering...
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  4. Schneider M340 FTP DoS Flaw CVE-2025-6625: Patch, Mitigations, and OT Hardening

    Schneider Electric has acknowledged a high-severity vulnerability in its Modicon M340 family and several M340 communication modules that can be triggered remotely by a specially crafted FTP command and may cause a denial-of-service condition; the flaw was assigned CVE‑2025‑6625 and carries a...
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