Ghana websites targeted by hackers

Ghana's authorities are investigating several universities over links to suspected recruitment for the so-called Islamic State (IS), officials say.

Step 1: Install the HOLA Free VPN app on your Android device.Download HOLA Free VPNStep 2: Open the app and tap on My apps.Step 3: Now tap on any of the Web browser apps listed in it. For this guide, i am going to tap on Chrome.Step 3: Tap on Using from United States ( or anything similar that appears )Step 4:  Select a VPN from another country . Within a few seconds the default VPN will be changed.Step 5: Tap on the Open button to open the App and now you can access blocked websites with...

Public IT experts urged to update corporate websites
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COMMUNICATION professionals in the public sector were yesterday told to release timely official information about various projects under their jurisdiction, instead of leaving dishonesty news sources to feed the society with fictitious reports. Permanent ...

SUSPECTED Designers of Fraudulent Credit and Loan Websites, Maxmillian Rafael Msacky (second left) and Patrick James Natala (second right)  at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court in Dar Es Salaam on Friday, 11September 2015,  faced with 10 charges  including producing Fake Websites identified as “Jakaya Kikwete Foundation (State House), TCRA Foundation, Akiba Saccos Social Company, Social Credit and Loans Company, Ridhiwani Social Company, Hisa Tanzania, Zitto Kabwe Foundation, Vicoba...

How Hackers May Be Hurting Your SEO  Search Engine Journal

As consumers wind down for a much-needed year-end break, cybercriminals are entering their busiest time of the year. A time when consumers are quick to snap up festive season savings and when they use their devices more for entertainment and less for work.

Emerging cyber actors that security experts say they are most concerned about include Iran

>Local banks are among the victims of the largest global heist in which financial institutions lost an estimated $1 billion after hackers--mainly from Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Russia and China--broke into the banks’ network between 2013 and 2014.

SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Interior and Defence (Mindef) will be inviting about 300 international and local hackers to hunt for vulnerabilities in its Internet-connected systems next year (2018), in a bid to guard against ever-evolving cyber threats.

From Jan 15 to Feb 4, these selected experts will try to penetrate eight of Mindef's Internet-facing systems, such as the Mindef website, the NS Portal and LearNet 2 Portal, a learning resource portal for...