Six things facebook plans to do against data breach
1.Review our platform. We will investigate all apps that had access to large amounts of information before we changed our platform in 2014 to reduce data access, and we will conduct a full audit of any app with suspicious activity. If we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them from our platform.
Fresh worry over non passage of cyber security bill to curb e-fraud
Lack of appropriate legal framework needed to prosecute offenders in e-fraud appears to be turning Nigeria into a preferred destination for cybercriminals who now use the country as a base to target developed economies.
NCS: Data protection, IT literacy key to knowledge-based economy
Participants at the just concluded Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) national conference holding in Enugu State at the weekend emphasized on the need for adequate data protection and Information Technology literacy for organizations as major key factors for promoting knowledge-based economy.
Nokia battles mobile ecosystem with Lumia 630 dual SIM
Although there is a growing competition in the mobile phone ecosystem, Lumia 630 series seems to be catching up with competition as a result of its dual SIM advantage in the Windows platform
GSMA mhealth: Providing succor to over 15.5m pregnant women
Despite poor medical infrastructure, Africa’s health is improving slowly by the day as fewer mothers die in pregnancy and childbirth.
Your webcam could be spying on you!
A few years ago, having a webcam on your computer was proof of tech affluence. It seemed like an amazing out-of-this-world invention to have a laptop with its own camera. Now, the webcam is as ubiquitous as technology itself. So why should it be making the news? Spies-that’s why.
