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Victoria Falls A-Level Student Uses Cybersecurity Project to Warn Zimbabweans About Phishing

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A Lower Sixth student from Mosi-Oa-Tunya High School in Victoria Falls has used an A-level cybersecurity project to demonstrate how easily people can be tricked into handing over sensitive financial information to fake websites and applications. Takunda Makoni’s project focuses on phishing, a long-established form of cybercrime in which criminals impersonate legitimate organisations in an [...]

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Victoria Falls A-Level Student Uses Cybersecurity Project to Warn Zimbabweans About Phishing

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