MTN data revenue; Telegram flaw; payment fraud

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1. Nigerians’ data appetite drives MTN Nigeria revenue to ₦2.68tn: MTN Nigeria reported data revenue of two point six eight trillion naira for the first nine months of twenty twenty six, a thirty-five point eight percent increase. Data consumption now accounts for fifty-eight point five percent of service revenue, driven by a rise in active subscribers and higher monthly usage per user. 2. Telegram Desktop flaw could expose exported chats, Nigeria warns users: Nigeria’s Computer Emergency Response Team warned of a stored cross-site scripting vulnerability in Telegram Desktop’s HTML chat export feature. The flaw, tracked as CVE-two thousand twenty six nine four four eight eight, could expose sensitive information if exported chat files are opened in browsers with JavaScript enabled. 3. Zenith Bank: Fake payment alerts put Nigerian businesses at risk: Zenith Bank’s IT Security Architect Uzoma Anosike warned Nigerian businesses against accepting payment screenshots or transaction notifications as proof of funds. He advised merchants to verify incoming payments directly through official banking channels to prevent fraud, noting that digital payment infrastructure is increasingly exploited by criminals. 4. NDPC warns judiciary over data privacy risks as technology reshapes justice system: The Nigeria Data Protection Commission warned that increased technology use in the justice system raises data privacy concerns. National Commissioner Dr Vincent Olatunji emphasized the need for judicial officers to understand data protection laws and their role in providing remedies for privacy violations under the Nigeria Data Protection Act.

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