Articles from April 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in April 2026
Microsoft builds Sysmon into Windows 11 2026 update, adds battery percentage, WebP wallpapers
Microsoft’s 2026 Windows 11 update cycle has quietly introduced a set of meaningful features that go beyond AI hype. Instead of a single redesign, the operating system has accumulated practical...
CISA, FBI Warn China Hackers Use SOHO Routers, IoT for Covert Proxy Networks
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released a joint advisory detailing how China-nexus threat actors are systematically compromising small office/home office (SOHO)...
NCSC Warns: China-Nexus Hackers Now Weaponize Routers and Firewalls in Covert Botnets
The New Normal: Compromised Edge Devices as Covert Infrastructure For years, cybersecurity professionals have focused on protecting endpoints—servers, workstations, and mobile devices. But a new...
Copilot Now Proactively Edits Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for You
Microsoft has quietly turned on a new feature inside Word, Excel, and PowerPoint that changes how users interact with their documents. The company calls it agentic editing, and it marks a shift from...
Wordsmith on Azure: Contextual AI Transforms In-House Legal Contract Work
Wordsmith’s rise is a sharp reminder that the most durable enterprise AI wins are rarely the flashiest ones. In-house legal teams do not need a chatbot that sounds smart; they need a system that...
Samsung Vision AI TVs ship March 2026 with on-device Copilot and anti-burn-in Micro RGB.
Samsung’s 2026 TV strategy is a radical departure from the annual spec bump cycle. Instead of chasing higher contrast ratios or more dimming zones, the company is redefining the television as an...
Critical brace-expansion npm bug lets attackers crash apps with a zero-step input
Critical Denial-of-Service Flaw Discovered in brace-expansion Package Microsoft has disclosed a high-severity denial-of-service vulnerability in the popular brace-expansion npm package, tracked as...
CVE-2026-33750 Brace Expansion Flaw Can Freeze Windows Systems
Understanding CVE-2026-33750 Microsoft has disclosed a denial-of-service vulnerability, CVE-2026-33750, that resides in the brace expansion feature of Windows command-line tools. The vulnerability...
CVE-2026-31494: Linux Kernel macb Driver Vulnerable to Out-of-Bounds Write via ethtool Stats
A newly published Linux kernel vulnerability in the Cadence MACB/GEM Ethernet driver is a reminder that even small accounting mistakes in networking code can become memory-safety bugs. CVE-2026-31494...
CVE-2026-31525: Subtle BPF Interpreter Bug in Linux Kernel's Signed Division Could Lead to Incorrect Behavior
A recently disclosed vulnerability in the Linux kernel, tracked as CVE-2026-31525, reveals a subtle but significant correctness flaw in the BPF interpreter's handling of signed 32-bit division and...
BPF signed division bug in Linux kernel 5.10-6.8 allows arbitrary code execution
A newly disclosed vulnerability in the Linux kernel's BPF subsystem, tracked as CVE-2026-31525, exposes a subtle but critical mismatch between the BPF verifier and interpreter when handling signed...
Linux Kernel Fix Patches Critical XFS Use-After-Free Bug
Linux administrators are waking up to a new XFS kernel flaw that looks deceptively small in code but serious in consequence. CVE-2026-31453 affects the Linux kernel’s XFS journaling path, where...