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27 Oct

INTERPOL targets ransomware, phishing networks

The pan-African crackdown recovers more than US$105 million and disrupts nearly 11,000 malicious networks.
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Critical PHP flaws trigger Kenya security alert

Critical flaws expose PHP-based systems to remote code execution, prompting urgent government action.
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16 Oct

Digital identity failures expose Africa’s service risks

Digital identity errors and AI-driven decisions could disrupt access to essential services across Africa, warn experts.
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15 Oct

AI agents raise new payment fraud liability questions

Experts agree that the risks AI agents pose to digital payments, and responsibilities for fraud, are a consideration being overlooked by African financial institutions.
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15 Oct

Multi-agency alliance targets West African scam compounds

A mix of law enforcement and global tech players have shut down West African scam operations, removing 3.7 million fraudulent Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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14 Oct

Govt probes mass WhatsApp takeovers in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is launching an urgent multi-agency investigation following widespread WhatsApp Business account takeovers nationwide.
13 Oct

The AI confidence trap: why spotting deepfakes is only half the battle

Avast's 2026 Safe Tech Report highlights growing concern that people believe they are better equipped to recognise threats than they may actually be.
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Cyber criminals target Morocco’s strategic Euro-African digital bridge

As a critical digital gateway between Africa and Europe, Morocco is facing a wave of highly organised, cross-border cyber crime.
12 Oct

AI attackers outpace Africa’s security spending

Experts warn that AI-powered cybercriminals operate at machine speed, leaving African enterprises weeks behind.

ITWeb TV: AI-driven fraud rises as criminals target human trust

Orca Fraud CEO Thalia Pillay warns financial institutions to move beyond perimeter security in the age of AI.
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9 Oct

Ghana elevates cybersecurity to essential services level

The country is strengthening cybersecurity capabilities and protections to keep essential services available, reliable and secure during cyber attacks.
 
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