Panorama: How hackers demanded ransom worth $ 1million

In 2022, Uganda registered repeated data breaches, largely targeting telecom firms, financial firms, and commercial banks resulting in a colossal loss of over 29 billion shillings. Experts warn that these sophisticated hacks will continue to grow. It also comes at a time there are concerns that there are loopholes in the Data Protection and Privacy Act, which may allow third parties to access individuals’ data exposing them to several risks. #NTVNews #NTVTonight #NTVWeekendEdition
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[@macsbaker8884]

Christopher Paulo Kayonga has to be the best journalist at NTV - great reporting!

[@MYN2000]

Employ qualified people to man the tech systems instead of piling relatives .

[@edwardokyereasafu-adjaye1858]

So sad

[@theseventhson9666]

a1000 views zero engament how ironic populalists dont understand the risk. and the importance of the matter but they will in just a few months or so they are all distructed by okwepikya haha

[@team_utube-cat]

Hear Interest of national security we are in trouble

[@nampijjabushirah9104]

😢Am stl watching, comment later

[@om3851]

Wondering how u get to know someone is hacking u?

[@estherKsammy]

This is a very important subject that shouldn't be squashed in one news story, but spread out in a short docu series. A lot of people could be victims as a result of ignorance because the topic wasn't given enough attention.
NTV you can do better!