Rising Mobile Security Threats in Africa
Technology leaders in African enterprises are grappling with a surge in mobile security threats due to increased mobile phone use and the shift to remote work, driven by the pandemic. South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria are particularly vulnerable, experiencing notable surges in mobile phone malware and adware, according to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky. Source
In Kenya, 7% of users were hit by malware and 13% by adware last year, while Nigeria saw similar figures, with 17% impacted by adware. The trend reflects a larger concern as mobile banking, particularly in East Africa, becomes a prime target for cybercriminals, outperforming traditional banking growth. Will advancements in mobile banking security keep pace with rising threats?
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