Laptops, Tablets On Airplanes
The United States and Britain have banned laptops and tablet computers from passenger cabins on certain airlines' flights from some airports in Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa, citing terror...
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US To Ban Laptops and Tablets On Flights From Eight Countries
The US is banning electronic devices from cabin baggage on flights from eight mainly Middle Eastern and North African countries. A US government source told the BBC that the measure would affect nine...
Archaeologists Discover Invisible Solution
The recent plundering of priceless artefacts from Syria and Iraq by both terrorists and criminal gangs has taken place on an unprecedented scale. Stolen items have been turning up in Europe and the...
US To Ban Laptops and Tablets On Flights From Eight Countries
The US is banning electronic devices such as laptops and tablets from cabin baggage on flights from eight Middle Eastern and North African countries. A US government source told the BBC that the...
US Poised To Curb Electronic Devices On Middle East Flights
The United States is poised to ban large electronic devices such as laptops or cameras on board flights from up to a dozen Middle East nations, according to two airlines from the region and media...
Hacked Websites On the Rise
Google painted a bleak picture of cybersecurity trends Monday, saying the number of websites hacked rose 32 percent last year, with little relief in sight. "We don't expect this trend to slow down....
Yahoo Cyber Indictment Shows Kremlin, Hackers Working Hand-In-Hand
Wednesday's indictments in the United States of four people in a 2014 cyber attack on Yahoo Inc (YHOO. O) provides the clearest details yet on what some U.S. officials say is a symbiotic relationship...
US Charges Two Russian Spies, ‘criminal Hackers’ In Yahoo Attack
Two agents of Russia's FSB spy agency and two "criminal hackers" were indicted Wednesday over a massive cyberattack affecting 500 million Yahoo users, the US Justice Department announced. The...
Website Hack Won’t Affect Deposits – GN Bank
GN Bank has downplayed suggestions that a recent hack on its website will affect the investment of customers. It has therefore urged the public not to withdraw their deposits from the bank. The...
Website Hack Won’t Affect Deposits
GN Bank has downplayed suggestions that a recent hack on its website will affect the investment of customers. It has therefore urged the public not to withdraw their deposits from the bank. The...
Identifying Some 27 Million Ghanaians Biometrically
From Lawra to Aflao, Half Assini to Bawku, all over Ghana people will queue for an identity. Every person, regardless of age, gender, socio-economic status will document his or her personal details...
Africa Is Not Ready For Smart Cities
Vice President for Sale in Africa at Japanese technology company NEC, Chad Baker told Adom News in an exclusive interview at the ongoing Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that "smart cities is not...
Beijing Pushes ‘China Solution’ For Governing Web
Beijing said Thursday it will push a "China solution" to global cyber governance after releasing its first strategy paper outlining a vision of the web where individual countries control the...
Gulf Cyber Attacks On Rise, Conference Told
Gulf countries must tighten coordination to fight an increasing number of cyber attacks, experts said on Monday, as one official blamed hackers in Iran. The comments came at an international...
Security Operatives Must Be Serious About the President’s Security – Security Analyst
A security analyst and chairman of the Civic Forum Initiative (CFI), has bemoaned the security lapses involving president Akufo-Addo’s security detail. A video that went viral of a cameraman facing...
Security Operatives Must Be Serious About the President’s Security – Analyst
A security analyst and chairman of the Civic Forum Initiative (CFI), has bemoaned the security lapses involving president Akufo-Addo’s security detail. A video that went viral of a cameraman facing...
A Closer Look Into Ghana’s Future
Latest: The Other Side Of The Story After 59 long years of independence, Ghana still remains in a dilemma of developmental deficiency; a contagious disease our leaders inherited from birth, and a...
NIA Will Provide First Class Biometric ID Cards – Prof. Attafuah Assures
Professor Ken Agyemang Attafuah, the newly appointed National Identification Authority (NIA) Chief Executive yesterday gave the assurance that he will provide first class biometric identification...
‘Sacked Police Personnel Pose Security Threat’
A security analyst, Nana Owusu Sekyere, has indicated that the sacking of police personnel from the Police Service after three months’ training poses a security threat to Ghanaians. According to...
We’ll Leverage On Technology In Fighting Crime
Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, the Minister-designate for Communications, on Wednesday assured Ghanaians that the Government would leverage on technology to assist in crime prevention. Mrs Owusu-Ekuful was...