Commsrisk sustained its record-breaking audience from July, with the most popular articles in August focusing on strong black women in risk management and the corruption of GRAPA.

Unbanked Zimbabweans rely on mobile money but the central bank has banned mobile money agents and placed a tight limit on daily transactions.

A bad firewall configuration rule forced Tier 1 operator CenturyLink offline and reduced global internet traffic by 3.5%.

The US-led operation prompted arrests in the USA and Cyprus, whilst an alleged Norwegian conspirator remains at large.

Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia said the current GHC0.19 per minute rate is a 'nuisance tax' that causes simbox fraud.

A recent war of words in the Brazilian press highlights the global scale of the US government's fight against Huawei.

SpyCloud identifies vulnerable online accounts by checking them against their library of compromised credentials.

Ghana's Communications Minister Ursula Owusu-Ekuful says her national RA audit has stopped telcos from cheating their taxes, so why is she not prosecuting them for tax evasion?

The Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS) is meant to provide a "security assurance framework" for vendors.

Criminals phone staff as they work at home, then tell them to log on to phishing websites that look like corporate portals.

A fictional account of the last day of a fraudster's career, as written by somebody who catches them.

The final episode of RAG TV Season 2 featured two classy communicators: Kathy Romano of global media firm Discovery and Bryan Rowe of innovative fraud developers Six Degrees.