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Steps CIOs should take to protect customer data in Nigeria’s open banking systems

Aug

2022

Due to Nigeria’s fintech boom borne out of its open banking framework, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has published a much-awaited regulation draft to govern open banking procedures. And at its core is the need to secure customer data through a robust set of requirements. The regulations streamline how entities who handle customer banking […]

New type of Nigerian scam or just a spam from “FBI”

Jul

2012

From time to time, we see in our labs really funny emails pretending to be deadly serious. This time, I received one such email on my personal email address, and I couldn’t stop laughing after reading it full. And this, believe me, it was a challenge. Apparently, you see an empty email with only a […]

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Kevin Mitnick – ghost in the wires, or scourge of the internet?

Oct

2011

My previous book reviews on Naked Security have covered books which I enjoyed greatly, and which were somehow relevant to the field of computer security. One was a novel dealing with advance fee fraud in Nigeria; the other a historical record of Second World War cryptography in the UK. I wrote those reviews because I […]

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