Can artificial intelligence make hacking easier?
September 29, 2026Learn how artificial intelligence is transforming the cybersecurity landscape and facilitating cyber attacks, with tips to protect your data. Continue reading
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New cybersecurity threat for businesses in 2026
September 27, 2026Learn about the new cybersecurity challenges businesses will face in 2026 and how to prepare for them. Continue reading
How to connect to your WiFi network without knowing the password?
September 3, 2023Here are 3 tricks you can try and that work efficiently. WiFi is now widespread almost everywhere, yet you still need a password to get inside. Continue reading
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky says it is feared of more cyberattacks in Africa
January 17, 2021Around the world, because of the coronavirus pandemic, everyone has been able to observe objectively a certain explosion in telecom use. Continue reading
"Zoombombing": Online courses, new targets of cyberattacks
September 30, 2020The return to school in a context where coronavirus is still active highlights the massive use of remote collaboration solutions. Continue reading
Several smartphones sold in Africa equipped with malware already installed
September 14, 2020Recently discovered, it is mentioned that several thousand smartphones of Chinese origin are infected with malware already preinstalled and sold commonly. Continue reading
Protecting personal data, a real headache in Africa
October 11, 2019According to the Bird-Bird report, only 23 of the 55 countries have adopted privacy regulations. Continue reading
The protection of personal data in Africa is a serious problem that could backfire on the continent
October 10, 2019In an interview on France Television in April 2018, the president of the non-governmental organization, Internet Sans Frontières, Archippe Yepmou said. Continue reading
Chinese giant Huawei allegedly involved in hacking case in Africa
August 30, 2019According to the US media outlet the Wall Street Journal, Chinese firm Huawei is allegedly involved in espionage activities in Uganda and Zambia. Continue reading