Author name: Wuraola Taiwo

Africa’s Digital Leap: Spiro Expands into Nigeria’s Ogun State while Ghana Revolutionizes Road Defect Reporting with Mobile App

The enhanced maintenance programme tends to deploy development in the nation’s roads and highways. With the launch of digitalised initiatives, 4G penetration tends to increase from 15% to 80% over the next 3 years through the Next-Gen Infra Cos (NGIC)

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Nigerian Tech Innovations: OPay Boosts Financial Security & Intron Health Advances AI-Powered Healthcare

When a potential scam is identified, the system triggers an immediate double confirmation before any transaction occurs. This pause enables the users to verify the recipients and transaction details, effectively detecting scams in their tracks before any damage is done.

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Intel Wrap – June

Vulnerabilities in IoT devices have increased by 136% from last year, with 33% of IoT devices analyzed in 2024 found to be vulnerable, up from 14% in 2023. Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices also pose significant risks, with 5% containing vulnerabilities, particularly in medical information systems, electrocardiographs, and medication dispensing systems.

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New Stealer Tool Leaked

The stealer, which is advertised as a fully undetected Discord, Browser, Robox Stealer, and Cookie Password Stolen Stealer, offers a wide range of services including extracting passwords, cookie, autofills, and session tokens from popular platforms including TikTok, Instagram, Steam,and  Discord, as well as browsers lile Chrome, Brave, Opera, OperaGX, OperaNeon, and Yandex.

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Cyber Violence for Hire: The Hidden Peril for African Youth

Imagine a scenario where an enraged sim swapper is seeking revenge against a rival swapper, or perhaps a victim of sim swap fraud is consumed by a desire for retribution. In their quest for vengeance, they may turn to the dark corners of the internet, where individuals advertise “IRL jobs” as a means to settle scores. These jobs could involve orchestrating a physical assault, causing property damage, or even more sinister acts.

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