SECURITYAug 4 · 06:19 UTCALLAFRICA

Africa: Over Half of Africa's Cybercrimes Are AI-Enabled - Interpol

More than half of cybercrimes in Africa are AI-enabled, as reported by INTERPOL. The organization warns that digital attacks have evolved into an industrialized, borderless ecosystem that is increasingly difficult to detect and combat.

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