Hungry Lion customer creds online for months

Hungry Lion customer creds online for months

Hungry Lion says it uses cryptographic techniques and access control mechanisms. (Photograph: Hungry Lion) Hungry Lion customer credentials appear to have been exposed for around nine months, with cyber security researchers identifying compromised accounts linked to the fast-food chain’s online customer portals. GalaxyWarden, pen-tester Brandon Audeh’s website, recently posted that Hungry Lion had been hit…

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National Payment System Bill: Sarb readies overhaul

National Payment System Bill: Sarb readies overhaul

Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago speaking at the MTN Group Fintech Summit on Tuesday. Fanie van Rooyen/TechCentral The South African Reserve Bank is preparing to put the country’s fast-growing fintech sector on the same regulatory footing as banks, with governor Lesetja Kganyago using the opening of MTN Group Fintech’s 2026 summit in Johannesburg on Tuesday…

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Spain’s leader says Russia and Israel fueled Ceuta migrant crisis “disinformation”

Spain’s leader says Russia and Israel fueled Ceuta migrant crisis “disinformation”

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused networks linked to Russia and Israel of spreading disinformation around the migration crisis in Ceuta, claiming the two countries were exploiting the issue in retaliation for Madrid’s position on the war in Ukraine and Israel’s actions in the Palestinian Territories. More than 72,000 migrants rushed across the border…

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Wiocc lands US0-million from Saudi and African backers

Wiocc lands US$300-million from Saudi and African backers

Wiocc Group CEO Chris Wood Wiocc Group has signed an agreement with the Africa Finance Corporation and Saudi Arabia’s Vision International Investment Company for a combined US$300-million investment, by some distance the largest capital raise in the company’s history. The shareholder subscription agreement was signed on Tuesday at the Leap technology exhibition in Riyadh, which…

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Jerusalem schools strike after Israel enforces curriculum and bans teachers | Education News

Jerusalem schools strike after Israel enforces curriculum and bans teachers | Education News

The academic year in occupied East Jerusalem began on Tuesday with an open-ended strike by teachers at private and Christian schools after Israeli meddling in students’ curriculum. All new first and seventh-grade classes at East Jerusalem’s Palestinian-majority municipal schools have been told to exclusively use the Israeli curriculum this year. Entry permits for West Bank…

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