The Indonesian gambling syndicate hiding inside governments’ websites across 16 African countries

TechPoint Africa· 17h ago· 1 min read

A recent investigation found that a small foreign group used the websites of 16 governments to promote illegal betting. Meaning other cynical actors could also gain access and steal citizens’ data or plant something far worse.

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