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Maracha Constituency MP Lee Oguzu Fullfils Campaign Manifesto, Splashes Over 130 Million Shs on 520 Sacco Groups.

A former Twitter employee who was found guilty of spying on behalf of Saudi Arabia by sharing data pertaining to specific individuals has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison. Ahmad Abouammo, 45, was convicted earlier this August on various criminal counts, including money laundering, fraud, falsifying records, and being an illegal agent of a foreign government. Abouammo was arrested on November 5, 2019, after being accused of abusing his access to Twitter's internal systems to gather information about Saudi Arabia's critics on the social media platform. He was employed at Twitter from 2013 to 2015. "Mr. Abouammo violated the trust placed on him to protect the privacy of individuals by giving their personal information to a foreign power for profit," said Assistant Attorney General Matthew G. Olsen of the Justice Department's National Security Division. "His conduct was made all the more egregious by the fact that the information was intended to

During a meeting held this morning 17-12-2022 in Vurra sub-county, Vurra constituency Arua District, Mr Adukule Godfrey the Arua District emyooga produce chairman said, they have found it very difficult to recover monies they dispatched to various Emyooga sacco groups in Arua District. A total of 63 groups were registered in Arua District with a fully paid 200,000 Shs membership fees per each group, out of which, 31 groups are only active and the rest are defaulters. Speaking during the meeting, the Emyooga Sacco group secretaries and treasurers raised a number of challenges that have been hindering their performance in Emyooga, including among other; 1. Arrogance and none compliance by some sacco members to pay back the monies borrowed. The treasurer for Veterans Emyooga Sacco group said, in their group, there is a one veteran soldier who has completely refused to pay the money he borrowed from the group. He said, since he is from a civilian background, he fears to ask that ve

A previously undocumented Android malware campaign has been observed leveraging money-lending apps to blackmail victims into paying up with personal information stolen from their devices. Mobile security company Zimperium dubbed the activity MoneyMonger, pointing out the use of the cross-platform Flutter framework to develop the apps. MoneyMonger "takes advantage of Flutter's framework to obfuscate malicious features and complicate the detection of malicious activity by static analysis," Zimperium researchers Fernando Sanchez, Alex Calleja , Matteo Favaro, and Gianluca Braga said in a report shared with The Hacker news. "Due to the nature of Flutter, the malicious code and activity now hide behind a framework outside the static analysis capabilities of legacy mobile security products." The campaign, believed to be active since May 2022, is part of a broader effort previously disclosed by Indian cybersecurity firm K7 Security Labs. None of the 33 apps used in the

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Copied from here 👆👆 #we_inform_the_uninformed The LC1 Chairman of Ayibiri Village, at Onzivu, Arua Hill Division in Arua Municipality, was shot dead yesterday morning (Saturday 15 December 2018) by Soldiers, after 4 Guns were recovered from him. Intelligence sources have it that, He is perceived to be Hiring out those Guns to unscrupulous Thugs, for Killing and Robbing People at Night.... from Information is Power https://ift.tt/h9K78fR Copied from here 👆👆 #we_inform_the_uninformed The LC1 Chairman of Ayibiri Village, at Onzivu, Arua Hill Division in Arua Municipality, was shot dead yesterday morning (Saturday 15 December 2018) by…

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