TRENDING

RCCG founder’s daughter denies calling out church leadership over father’s legacy • “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” sets new box office heights with record opening weekend in Nigeria • 2027: Tinubu, Atiku, Obi weigh top politicians for campaign DG roles • Organised labour gives FG August 11 deadline over unpaid wages • ₦400m mansion gift to peller is ‘small money’ — King Ochacho • The New Face of Ijebu-Ode: How Governor Dapo Abiodun Is Rewriting Story of Road Infrastructure • Transfer: Rafael Leao takes decision on joining Osimhen at Galatasaray • Flood kills two in Damaturu as Yobe SEMA issues safety advisory • Nigerians raise concern over socialite, Pretty Mike’s health after recent public appearance • Tinubu to receive draft state police bill on 3 September – Gbajabiamila says • Jigawa Gov: Merit, Integrity, Experience to Guide Appointments • Port Harcourt to host 10,000 marathon runners from West, East Africa • ICYMI: UK opens applications for 2026 Chevening Scholarships • Amnesty calls for probe into alleged arbitrary detentions at Borno Giwa Barracks • TRIBUTE: In defence of St Janet—and the freedom to create, By Babafemi Ojudu • Police officer, three others killed as Lakurawa militants attack Sokoto community • 8 companies sponsoring Nigerians, other foreign workers for work permits in Canada • PHOTOS: Truck knocks down high-tension cables, electricity poles in Ogun • Police officer, two others die as bandits raid Sokoto village • Nigerian-born Okafor Wins UK Telecoms Champion Award • RCCG founder’s daughter denies calling out church leadership over father’s legacy • “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” sets new box office heights with record opening weekend in Nigeria • 2027: Tinubu, Atiku, Obi weigh top politicians for campaign DG roles • Organised labour gives FG August 11 deadline over unpaid wages • ₦400m mansion gift to peller is ‘small money’ — King Ochacho • The New Face of Ijebu-Ode: How Governor Dapo Abiodun Is Rewriting Story of Road Infrastructure • Transfer: Rafael Leao takes decision on joining Osimhen at Galatasaray • Flood kills two in Damaturu as Yobe SEMA issues safety advisory • Nigerians raise concern over socialite, Pretty Mike’s health after recent public appearance • Tinubu to receive draft state police bill on 3 September – Gbajabiamila says • Jigawa Gov: Merit, Integrity, Experience to Guide Appointments • Port Harcourt to host 10,000 marathon runners from West, East Africa • ICYMI: UK opens applications for 2026 Chevening Scholarships • Amnesty calls for probe into alleged arbitrary detentions at Borno Giwa Barracks • TRIBUTE: In defence of St Janet—and the freedom to create, By Babafemi Ojudu • Police officer, three others killed as Lakurawa militants attack Sokoto community • 8 companies sponsoring Nigerians, other foreign workers for work permits in Canada • PHOTOS: Truck knocks down high-tension cables, electricity poles in Ogun • Police officer, two others die as bandits raid Sokoto village • Nigerian-born Okafor Wins UK Telecoms Champion Award

August 4, 2026|09:35

Back to Home

Africa

AI fuels majority of Africa’s cybercrime as losses surge to $484m, INTERPOL warns

Business Day about 2 hours 1 mins read

Cyberattacks push security top spot on Telecoms’ 2026 spending agenda

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping Africa’s cybercrime landscape, enabling criminals to launch faster, more convincing and harder-to-detect attacks that

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article