PHP flaw knocks government websites offline, exposing critical security risks
PHP is a piece of software which quietly runs a huge share of the internet. Here is what happened, and why it matters...
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Connecting 20 million citizens: All you need to know about Nigeria’s NUCAP
Through the NUCAP, Nigeria will deploy 3,700 modern telecommunications towers across its territory, targeting rural and riverine areas lacking reliable network coverage...
Fight for control of the internet that we cannot sea
Hyperscalers are internalising the internet's physical layer to feed the insatiable data requirements of AI, fundamentally altering the economics of global bandwidth...
Uganda internet shutdown disrupts Mombasa port cargo movement
In January 2026, the Uganda Communications Commission described reports of an internet blackout as rumours...
Misinformation: The rising business hazard
For companies, it’s no longer a question of if they will face a misinformation attack, but when...
Exact match domains: The new digital gold rush
Venture-backed businesses will often add a word to their domain name, a simple yet powerful one...
FWA: The future of Internet access
FWA is a broadband service designed for homes and businesses, delivered via a cellular network...
Starlink: The Pacific Islands’ digital lifeline
By mid-2025, Starlink boasted availability in over 100 countries worldwide, and the Pacific Islands are increasingly part of that map...
China’s attempt to upgrade “Great Firewall” didn’t yield desired results: Study
China's efforts to restrict a particular category of internet traffic have exposed the government to danger and made it open to assault...
IF Insights: How cybercriminals mask malicious web traffic
Experts say cybercriminals are abandoning dedicated illicit servers in favour of proxy networks that obscure their traffic...