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Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
A banking app isn't secure just because it works.
Congratulations to Team Kazungu, the Blue Team champions of #JengaSec2026 who took the top spot!
Made up of four student innovators, three from Meru University of Science & Technology and one from @DiscoverJKUAT , the team took on the challenge of developing a secure banking app designed to withstand cyberattacks and minimise vulnerabilities.
They put into practice a vital lesson shared by Frederick Wahome of the Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Associations (KCSFA): build security in from day one, not after a problem occurs.
Their win is a reminder that great digital solutions must do more than work. They must earn people's trust.
Congratulations, Team Kazungu!
#JengaSec2026 #Cybersecurity #StudentInnovation
@MeruUniversity @kcsfa @SheLeadsTechke
@hackthebox_eu @Isaca_kenya @LOOP_KE
@NCBABankKenya
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
During #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, the @KeCIRT reminds you that cyber incidents can affect anyone.
Whether it’s a suspicious message, a hacked account, a phishing attempt, online fraud, impersonation, or any other cyber incident, report it to:
[email protected]
#Kecirt
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This week at a glance:
Cyber workforce & skills development
Scholarships availability for cyber professionals
Our collaboration with Unicaf to bridge the skills gap
Training institutions & opportunities in our region
Webinar on 22nd Oct, Register here: tinyurl.com/74yb7hp5
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
‼️ OpenCode confirms a security breach that may have exposed users' OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google API keys.
1.4% of Console users affected. Some report unauthorized AI usage charges.
OpenCode urges affected users to revoke their keys.
Read - thehackernews.com/2026/10/op…
The AFYAKe system shutdown by @MOH_Kenya is affecting @MurangaGovt_021, Murang'a County residents, in a negative way
We request that the ministry be committed to the provision and restoration of services through the information system
Web Portal: muranga.afyake.go.ke/
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Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
One security oversight could cost you more than a client. It could cost you your career.
At #JengaSec2026, Frederick Wahome of the Kenya Cyber Security and Forensics Association (KCSFA) shared a sobering story of a young innovator whose security solution for a bank led to serious consequences after security had not been built into the system from the start.
His message to student innovators? Build security in from day one, not after a problem occurs.
As the hackathon continues today, the challenge is clear: don't just build solutions that work. Build solutions people can trust.
#CybersecurityKenya
@iLabAfrica @kcsfa @SheLeadsTechke @hackthebox_eu @Isaca_kenya @LOOP_KE @NCBABankKenya @StrathU @ZetechUni @RiaraUniversity @chuka__uni @PU_Kilifi
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
Security cannot be an afterthought. It has to start from day one.
At #JengaSec2026, Frederick Wahome, CEO of Kenya Cyber Security and Forensics Association (KCSFA), explores why building security into systems from the start matters.
How can we make secure digital banking the standard? Share your thoughts below!
@kcsfa @SheLeadsTechke @hackthebox_eu
@Isaca_kenya @LOOP_KE @NCBABankKenya
@StrathU @kcsfa
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
Four experts, four perspectives and one critical question: should any Kenyan fintech go live without a security review?
At today's hashtag#JengaSec2026, our panel brought together expertise to tackle the security questions that matter.
Meet the speakers:
🔹 Joseph Mwamba — LOOP DFS
🔹 Miki Alkalay — Cyber Security CTO, @AdiliGroup
🔹 Arnold Arinda — Technical Support Engineer
🔹 Talo Harrison — Lecturer, Strathmore University | Cybersecurity education and industry readiness.
From the systems powering fintech to the people securing them, this conversation brings industry and academia to the same table.
Did you any of you guess any of the panel speakers correctly? Tell us in the comments!
@kcsfa @SheLeadsTechke @hackthebox_eu
@Isaca_kenya @LOOP_KE @NCBABankKen
Reporting of cyber threats to @NC4Kenya, must include:
1. Information about the breach
2. An estimate of the number of people affected by the breach
3. Assessment of the risk of harm to the affected individuals
4. Why would the victim be denied access to breach information
CMCA
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
OPERATION BLACKOUT: Another massive blow to global scam empires targeting Americans.
Under President Trump’s leadership, this FBI and our partners delivered:
✅ 28 arrests in Ghana and Nigeria
✅ 350+ devices seized
✅ 3.7 MILLION scam-linked accounts, pages and groups taken down
✅ $11 MILLION+ in potentially freezable funds identified
✅ 120+ trafficked workers identified
To the criminals stealing Americans’ hard-earned money: Your borders won’t protect you. Your compounds won’t hide you.
-DKP🇺🇸
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
🔐💻 Join the Unicaf – Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Association (KCSFA) joint webinar:
🎓"Scholarships, Skills & Careers in Cybersecurity: Bridging the Workforce Gap"
📅 October 22
🕢 19:30 – 20:30 EAT
Register Now: link.unicaf.org/3VdTtXM
#Unicaf #Cybersecurity #Webinar
Computer Misuse & CyberCrime Act (CMCA)
We will be sharing more insights on CMCA & the progress made so far in our justice system regarding the same
Most Kenyans do not know how the Act applies to them
Therefore, they can easily become victims of circumstances
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Cybersquatting:
A person who intentionally takes or makes use of a name, business name, trademark, domain name, or
other word or phrase registered, owned or in use by another person on the internet or any other computer
network, without authority or right, commits an offence
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Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
OPERATION BLACKOUT: this FBI’s global scam center fraud demolition.
Another takedown this week out of Ghana:
-Nearly $10 million in identified losses so far
-89 victims identified
-130+ individuals arrested or detained (including victims who will be repatriated to home country)
-300+ devices seized
Investigation is ongoing.
These scam compounds target American citizens and destroy lives - and this @FBI is crushing them in every corner of the world. More to come.
Operation Blackout totals so far:
-Roughly $17 BILLION seized
-Hundreds of alleged scammers arrested
-Thousands of trafficked workers freed
-10,000+ Americans warned before losing their money
-$670 MILLION in estimated losses prevented
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
Flax Typhoon threat actors use automated scanning tools, large-scale botnets, and hands-on exploitation techniques to steal sensitive data from organizations around the world. These actors are linked to the PRC government and associated with Integrity Technology Group, a China-based company.
The @FBI, @CISAgov, @NSAGov, and international partners have issued a joint cybersecurity advisory on these actors to help network defenders and reduce the risk of compromise. Organizations across critical infrastructure sectors should review the TTPs, IOCs, and mitigation strategies in this report 🔗 ic3.gov/CSA/2026/261008.pdf
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
52.3 million smartphones connected to mobile networks in Kenya by the end of June 2026.
From sending money and receiving market updates to learning, doing business and accessing essential services, mobile phones are transforming how Kenyans connect, work and create opportunities.
Kenya CyberSecurity & Forensics Association: KCSFA retweeted
Hacker Zhang Yu and his associates stole valuable scientific research from U.S. entities and conducted cyber espionage against the United States.
Have information on Zhang or his illicit activities? Submit a tip. rfj.tips/HgnEsk


































