Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa top targets for DDoS attacks

Zambia's parliament is discussing a motion to promote the monetisation of social media.

The update comes after the Kenyan government accused TikTok of encouraging the spread of misinformation, allowing fraud, and disseminating graphic sexual content.

The move came after education authorities reported several cases of examination supervisors attempting to smuggles mobile phones and materials to candidates.

Churches and WhatsApp group administrators also need to get licences and appoint data protection officers.

The Zambian government threatens internet users with heavy-handedness over alleged online abuse.

HOSTAFRICA says Nigeria is important to its growth strategy, as the country has huge potential with a projected 19.52% increase in web hosting industry revenue for 2024.

The arrests were made as part of INTERPOL's Operation Contender 2.0, which seeks to combat worldwide cyber-enabled crimes.

MDXi announced the plans yesterday, saying it will move its social media communications to Equinix on October 21, 2024, to streamline communication and deliver a' seamless user experience'.

Criminals are creating phishing email subject lines that appear genuine and convincing, according to security experts.

INTERPOL cooperated in a global law enforcement operation aimed at West African organised crime groups, notably Black Axe.

The organisation believes that understanding the sources of these protests by impartial, unbiased, scientific study is critical for Kenya's development.