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Internet governance; AI innovation; phone checks

Internet governance; AI innovation; phone checks

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10月19日まで。※適用条件あり
1. Nigeria needs stronger collaboration ‘to shape internet governance’: Mary Uduma, Director of Digital Solutions Limited West Africa, stated that Nigeria requires stronger collaboration among government, tech firms, and civil society to shape internet governance. Speaking at the NCC Internet Governance Symposium 2026, she urged stakeholders to adopt local policies that reflect national digital realities rather than merely adopting global decisions. 2. Turn AI research into real-world innovations, Nigerian universities told: Nigerian universities were urged to translate artificial intelligence research into practical innovations addressing national challenges. At the COLPHYS 2026 conference, NITDA leadership proposed a twelve-month action agenda for institutions to develop prototypes and test solutions. The initiative aims to bridge the gap between academic discovery and economic application. 3. NCC warns Nigerians to check phone approval before buying: The Nigerian Communications Commission warned consumers to verify mobile phone approval status before purchase. Devices failing to meet requirements may be denied network access. The regulator advised using the Device Checker service via USSD code star three one five hash or the official website to confirm type approval and verification status. 4. Nigeria’s cyber police warn developers of fake job offers carrying malware: Nigeria’s Computer Emergency Readiness and Response Team warned developers about a cyber-espionage campaign using fake job offers. Attackers impersonate recruiters on LinkedIn and email to distribute NodeRabbit and PollCat malware disguised as coding assessments. The threat actor, Mirage Kitten, targets engineers to access sensitive source code and credentials.
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