The plan, which will begin construction in 2026, aims to add nearly 1.3 gigawatts of computing power, designed to enhance ...
Nigeria lost over ₦42.6 billion to cyber fraud in 2024, but the biggest vulnerability isn’t weak systems; it’s untrained employees.
Replacing the old method that required users to store a 64-character encryption key or recall a backup password, passkeys makes ...
The platform secures AI models, workloads, and agentic applications without impacting performance, offering full protection from data poisoning, model exfiltration, ...
The same scale that made M-Tiba a national success story has also made it a lucrative target.
With the internet taken over by bots, synthetic content, and financial fraud, the US-based firm is building the invisible foundation ...
The Information Technology Systems and Security Professionals (ITSSP), a key security group under the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), has called ...
According to Google, the extortion emails have been arriving in high volumes and are being sent from hundreds of hijacked ...
The operation, led by Nigeria-based developer Joshua Ogundipe, relied on Telegram to sell phishing kits to more than 850 subscribers.
The data they accessed included business names, contact details, and CRM notes, but no Gmail passwords, emails, or private content.
Nigeria’s digital economy, with over 18% to the national GDP in 2024, is expanding rapidly, creating unprecedented opportunities for tech ...
In early 2025, Apple confirmed the removal of 137,000 apps from its EU App Store in line with new Digital ...
The company disclosed these findings in its August 2025 Threat Intelligence Report, raising fresh alarms over the fast-growing misuse of ...
“The conference will be packed with rich security and cybersecurity topics to be delivered by globally renowned experts,..."
A simple Google search reveals user chats that were never meant to be public, ranging from harmless writing prompts to ...
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Africa’s digital economy is growing fast, but growth without trust cannot last.Join us for the February Edition of the Techeconomy Business Series as industry experts explore how trust, security, innovation, and user experience are shaping Africa’s evolving digital ecosystem.
