In 2020, globally an average of 360,000 new malicious files were detected by Kaspersky per day – an increase of 5.2% when compared to
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Bitcoin’s trading volume higher than that of Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon combined
Data presented by Crypto Parrot indicates that Bitcoin’s 30-day average daily trading volume stands at $39.1 billion, which is more than the U.S. top five companies
Over $13B lost by leverage crypto traders in 2020
Data presented by cryptocurrency trading simulator Crypto Parrot indicates that leverage cryptocurrency traders on Bitfinex and BitMEX exchanges have cumulatively lost $13.47 billion in 2020. A
Global 5G coverage to grow 253% by 2025 and reach 53% of population
Data presented by Bankr indicates that the 5G technology global coverage will grow by 253.84% in the next five years. By 2025, about 53% of the
Oyo State signs DSPL to provide data protection compliance services
Data Protection Services Limited (DSPL) is to help Oyo State in the implementation of the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR). B y law, all
Nigeria reduces price of data by 50%
The cost of internet data has reduced by more than 50%, the Nigerian government said this week in Abuja based on a report by
The growing demand for data in Africa
By Rupert Shaw, CCO of Ding Home to more than 1.3 billion people, Africa is a promising region for investors and fintech innovation. As
Nigeria leads Africa as global interest in Bitcoin on Google grows by 108% to 12-month high
Data presented by Stock Apps indicates that the global interest in the keyword Bitcoin has soared by 112.76% year-over-year. The peak popularity of 100 was recording
Google reports over 2 million phishing sites in 2020 YTD
According to data analyzed by the Atlas VPN research team, Google registered 2.02 million phishing websites in 2020 Year-to-Date (YTD). Most of the stuff you
Rise of ransomware 2.0: Cybercriminals shift focus from encrypting data to publishing confidential information online
Over the past couple years, widespread ransomware attacks – where criminals use malware to encrypt your data and hold it for ransom – have been replaced