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Pro—Hacktivist Group Warns Nigeria: 5 Positive Outcomes Of The Government Cybersecurity Approach

NITDA confirms Anonymous Sudan hacker attack on Nigeria.

Emeka Eni by Emeka Eni
August 23, 2023
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The Sudanese pro-hacktivist group has reportedly tensed the continental cyberspace having claimed several cyber-attacks that recently breached the Kenyan digital landscape via DDoS malware.

The same cyber attack approach the Sudanese pro-hacktivist group used in disrupting Kenya is being promised to disrupt Nigeria for interfering with Niger’s sovereignty.

The Nigerian and Niger political bloc is tied per the ECOWAS commitment that obliged President Bola Tinubu’s intervention in Niger’s state affairs recently experienced in a coup d’etat that dethroned President Mohamed Bazoum from power.

However, the likes of MTN Nigeria and Nigeria’s National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) have suffered the consequences bestowed by Anonymous Sudan for raising the ECOWAS banner is meddling with Niger’s sovereignty.

I recently came across a blog post that discussed the NITDA’s consent about having an encounter with a DDoS-like malware sourced from the Sudanese pro-hacktivist group which is likely to breach more servers in the country.

The occurrence of the Sudan cyber threat on Nigeria has been noted due to the sanctions the Nigerian government imposed on Niger that restricted electricity supply — the ECOWAS endorsed this sanction.

 

 

5 Positive Outcomes to Look Forward to per the Anonymous Sudan threats

As tensions continue to rise in Nigeria, a hacktivist group has issued a warning to the government. Despite the ominous tone of the message, several positive outcomes could come from heeding the group’s warnings.

1. The government could use this as an opportunity to address the concerns of the people. By taking the hacktivist group seriously, they could demonstrate that they are willing to listen and respond to the needs of the citizens.

2. This could be a chance for Nigeria to improve its cybersecurity infrastructure. If the government takes the necessary steps to address the vulnerabilities that the hacktivist group has identified, it could make the country safer and more secure for everyone.

3. The hacktivist group’s message could inspire other citizens to speak out and take action. If people see that their concerns are being heard and taken seriously, they may be more inclined to get involved in activism and advocacy.

4. This could be an opportunity for Nigeria to improve its international reputation. By taking proactive steps to address potential security threats, the country could demonstrate its commitment to upholding international norms and standards.

5. By engaging with the hacktivist group and addressing their concerns, the government could help to prevent future conflicts and unrest. By working together, they could find solutions that benefit everyone involved.

In sum, while the hacktivist group’s warning may be cause for concern, several positive outcomes could come from taking their message to heart. It is up to the government to decide how they will respond, but by doing so thoughtfully and proactively, they could help to create a brighter future for all Nigerians.

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