According to data from CloverPool, the Bitcoin network completed a new difficulty adjustment on April 3, 2026 at 17:28:40 (block height 943,488), increasing the difficulty by 3.87% to 138.97 T. The current Bitcoin network hashrate is 986.02 EH/s, and the next difficulty adjustment is expected in approximately 14 days.

According to Huoxun Finance, the Bitcoin network has completed a new round of difficulty adjustments, increasing the difficulty value by 3.87% to 138.97T. The current Bitcoin network hashrate is 986.02 EH/s, and the next difficulty adjustment is expected in approximately 14 days.

According to Huoxun Finance, the National Network Security Threat and Vulnerability Database (NVDB) of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China has detected attackers using exploit tools targeting Apple's terminal products to launch cyberattacks, potentially causing serious harm such as information theft and system control. Affected devices include iPhones, iPads, and other Apple terminal products running iOS 13 to 17.2.1. Attackers use SMS, email, or website malware to lure users into visiting web pages containing malicious code using the Safari browser. They then exploit security vulnerabilities in the terminal devices to implant remote control Trojans, steal sensitive user information, gain root privileges, and control the devices. Apple terminal users are advised to conduct risk assessments and promptly patch vulnerabilities by upgrading their devices or installing patches (refer to Apple's security update bulletin: https://support.apple.com/zh-cn/100100); pay attention to system update notifications and the latest security update bulletins released by Apple, and upgrade to the latest secure version in a timely manner; strengthen security awareness, avoid clicking on unknown links, and guard against cyberattack risks.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the National Network Security Threat and Vulnerability Database (NVDB) of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology recently detected attackers using exploit tools targeting Apple's terminal products to launch cyberattacks, potentially leading to serious harm such as information theft and system control. The affected devices include iPhones, iPads, and other Apple terminal products running iOS versions 13.0 to 17.2.1. Attackers use methods such as SMS, email, or website malware to lure users into visiting web pages containing malicious code using the Safari browser. They then exploit security vulnerabilities in the terminal devices to implant remote control Trojans, steal sensitive user information, and gain root access and control. Users of Apple terminal products are advised to conduct risk assessments and promptly patch vulnerabilities by upgrading their devices and installing patches. (Jinshi)

Huoxun Finance reports that blockchain security firm SlowMist recently released a special audit and security assessment report on OKX Wallet. The results show that in the audited version, no sensitive information such as private keys or mnemonic phrases were found to be transmitted to external servers, and no risk of sensitive data leakage was detected overall. This assessment focused on whether OKX Wallet had any issues with the external transmission of private keys and mnemonic phrases, and the results indicate that all relevant core information is processed locally. The current handling of private keys and mnemonic phrases has become central to wallet security, and these audit results provide users with a more direct security reference.