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Cell C faces backlash as RansomHouse exposes sensitive data following breach.
This unprecedented crackdown not only protects countless individuals from potential scams but also marks a significant step in building a more secure online environment in the region.
Operation Red Card has led to the arrest of 306 suspects and the seizure of over 1,800 devices in a significant international effort to combat cybercrime across Africa, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and regulatory measures.
This article explores the rise of AI in cybercrime, focusing on how social engineering tactics are becoming more sophisticated. Experts highlight the vulnerabilities of individuals, particularly the elderly, and provide insights on protecting oneself against these evolving threats in the digital landscape.
As cyber threats escalate, businesses must prioritise cybersecurity measures to safeguard their operations and customers.
Pam Golding Properties has reported a significant cybersecurity breach, exposing thousands of client details. The company is taking immediate steps to enhance security and has informed affected clients.
Elon Musk said X was hit by a major cyberattack on Monday as outages plagued users of the platform once known as Twitter.
In an era where the boundaries of reality and technology are blurring, South African business travellers must arm themselves against a new breed of cyber threats.
Despite the introduction of the Cybercrimes Act in 2023, South Africa faces significant challenges in combating cybercrime, as evidenced by the recent attack on the South African Weather Service.
Making the announcement, Saws spokesperson, Oupa Segalwe said the restoration of the aviation website was a crucial step towards restoring the full functionality of the service.
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) is battling to restore its ICT systems following a devastating cyber attack two weeks ago.
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South Africans have witnessed first-hand the consequences of state overreach in surveillance during our own turbulent past.
South Africans have witnessed first-hand the consequences of state overreach in surveillance during our own turbulent past.
Kaspersky detects a new stealer that lures users in with fake wedding invitations.
With nearly five billion social media users globally, the web has become a hunting ground for these ‘catfishes’ or individuals seeking to create false identities.
Cyberattacks are also becoming more frequent with local organisations are facing an average of 1450 weekly attacks, translating to a 4% year-on-year increase.
South African Weather Service reports a significant cyber attack that disrupts its ICT systems.
The South African Weather Service's ICT systems have been compromised following multiple cyber attacks, disrupting critical weather services including aviation and marine forecasts. The organisation has implemented alternative communication channels while investigating the security breach.
With cyber crimes on the rise, SMEs must not only evolve in terms of their protective measures but also actively engage in securing appropriate insurance.
Predictive maintenance tools offer real-time monitoring and diagnostics for timely interventions, reducing costs and ensuring efficient equipment operation.
Authorities arrest a 21-year-old Joburg man for allegedly selling matric results before their official release, raising concerns about security breaches in the education system.
It emerged on social media that a website was claiming that it could sell verified matric results to pupils for R100.
Geopolitical tensions are exacerbating risks, with one in three CEOs expressing fears over cyber espionage and intellectual property theft.
From disgruntled employees to compromised third-party service providers, insider threats can originate from many places.