Sapphire Sleet uses fake updates to target macOS users
Microsoft’s April report focuses on social engineering and user-run files.
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April 2026
Technology coverage from April 2026, ordered by event and reference date.
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Opus 4.7 keeps its token rates, but changes how inputs are counted
The model upgrade introduced a migration cost that its headline prices do not fully describe.
Payward’s Bitnomial deal adds US derivatives infrastructure
An April agreement is followed by a verified closing on 1 May.
Attackers pose as helpdesk staff to obtain remote assistance
Microsoft’s April investigation follows intrusions using legitimate support tools.
Bitcoin Core 31 changes how nodes organise pending transactions
The April release also ends update support for version 28 and older.
Apple names John Ternus to succeed Tim Cook as CEO
Cook would become executive chairman under the board-approved plan.
DJI shrinks its portable 1kWh power station
The device adds built-in charging leads and reaches 80% charge in a stated 58 minutes.
Hong Kong sets a pilot path for secondary trading of tokenised funds
The framework focuses on licensed platforms, pricing, liquidity and disclosure.
Microsoft traces fraudulent IT-worker access from hiring to cloud activity
The April report follows identities and access across the hiring process.
AMD launches desktop Ryzen 9 with cache on both chiplets
The 16-core 9950X3D2 is listed with 208MB cache, a 200W TDP and $899 suggested price.
Decoupled DiLoCo lets training clusters recover more independently
The architecture groups compute into asynchronous learner units.
Finding a prompt injection is different from proving it worked
Google’s April research separates suspicious page text from successful attacks.