Cyber criminals deployed scareware on a popular gadget Web site to access visitors' credit card details.
Net neutrality should be made a higher priority on government's agenda, says Web Africa.
A firewall collapsed yesterday, cutting off 20 000 customers from online banking.
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The company supports the operating system for its Check Point Endpoint Security solution. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
The criminals play on people's lack of understanding and manipulate vulnerabilities in cyber-space, says Glen Miller, CEO of The Webcom Group.
The content management system has been downloaded more than 10 million times, says Tailormade4you.
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Millions have been spent, but all government has to show for its broadband project is a business plan.