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  • Social Media Security In Nigeria: Protecting Your Personal Information

    Social Media Security In Nigeria: Protecting Your Personal Information

    Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and WhatsApp are not just channels for communication but also for sharing life’s moments, networking, and accessing information. However, with the convenience of social media comes significant risks to personal information, especially in a country like Nigeria where digital…

  • Understanding Cyber Hygiene: Simple Daily Habits to Enhance Online Security in Nigeria

    Understanding Cyber Hygiene: Simple Daily Habits to Enhance Online Security in Nigeria

    In our increasingly digital world, the term “cyber hygiene” has become more relevant than ever. It refers to the practices and steps that individuals and organizations can take to maintain system health and improve online security. Just like personal hygiene, which keeps us physically healthy, cyber hygiene helps keep our online environment safe and secure…

  • Safeguarding Nigerian Businesses: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Preventing Business Email Compromise (BEC)

    Safeguarding Nigerian Businesses: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Preventing Business Email Compromise (BEC)

    In today’s interconnected world, cyber threats have become increasingly sophisticated, posing significant risks to businesses worldwide. One of the most insidious threats is Business Email Compromise (BEC), a form of cybercrime that exploits the trust and familiarity inherent in business communications. For business owners in Nigeria, understanding and mitigating the risks associated with BEC is…

  • Securing Mobile Devices: Tips For Smartphone Users In Nigeria

    Securing Mobile Devices: Tips For Smartphone Users In Nigeria

    Smartphones have become indispensable tools, essential for communication, banking, shopping, and more. However, this convenience also makes them prime targets for cyber threats like malware and unauthorized access. As a smartphone user in Nigeria taking steps to secure your device is crucial to safeguarding personal information and financial data. Here are some effective strategies to…

  • The Importance of Strong Passwords and How to Create Them

    The Importance of Strong Passwords and How to Create Them

    Today our personal and professional lives are deeply intertwined with the internet. From banking and shopping to social media and email, we rely on online platforms to manage our daily activities. However, this convenience comes with its own set of risks, primarily concerning our digital security. In Nigeria, as internet penetration continues to grow, the…

  • Understanding Phishing Scams: How to Recognize and Avoid Them in Nigeria

    Understanding Phishing Scams: How to Recognize and Avoid Them in Nigeria

    Cybersecurity has become a critical concern for individuals and organizations alike. Among the most prevalent threats is phishing—a deceptive attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and financial details by masquerading as a trustworthy entity. In Nigeria, phishing scams have become increasingly sophisticated, targeting unsuspecting victims through various channels. This blog post aims…

  • Social Engineering: The Most Ruthless Technique Used by Cyber Criminals in Nigeria

    Social Engineering: The Most Ruthless Technique Used by Cyber Criminals in Nigeria

    As technology advances, so does the methods employed by cybercriminals. Among these, social engineering stands out as one of the most insidious and ruthless techniques. It preys not on the weaknesses of systems, but on the vulnerabilities of human psychology. In Nigeria, social engineering has become a significant threat, affecting individuals, businesses, and even government…

  • More Than 41 Banking Applications In Nigeria Infected By Grandoriero Malware

    More Than 41 Banking Applications In Nigeria Infected By Grandoriero Malware

    According to reports, a malware known as Grandoriero  has infected banking applications and websites in over 60 countries, and investigation reveals that more than 41 banking applications in Nigeria has been infected. Grandoreiro’s attack method includes obtaining email addresses from affected systems and sending out more phishing emails through the Microsoft Outlook client. Cybercriminals could…

  • Common Cybersecurity Terms Every Nigerian Should Know

    Common Cybersecurity Terms Every Nigerian Should Know

    In this technological era, understanding basic cybersecurity terms is essential for everyone. With the rise in cyber threats, having knowledge about these terms can help you protect yourself online. Here’s a list of common cybersecurity-related terms that every Nigerian should know, I’ll keep updating the list to include more useful information:   1. Malware Malware…

  • A New Malware Targets Mobile Banking Apps On Android Smartphones

    A New Malware Targets Mobile Banking Apps On Android Smartphones

    A new malware that targets mobile banking apps on Android smartphones has been discovered. The android Trojan known as Brokewell is a banking malware that can both steal data and control a victim’s device. The malware has the ability to bypass Android restrictions ( even newer Android versions such 13, 14 and 15), and it…

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