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Cyberattacks reportedly hit 82% of African META firms

A report says cyberattacks are increasing among African small and medium-sized businesses, with 82% of META firms affected.

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Widespread attacks could disrupt businesses and expose sensitive data across the region.

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  1. Cyberattacks on African SMBs Rise as 82% of META Firms Are Hit ↗africabusiness.com · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 7:31 AM UTC

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