This article discusses Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, how they can be prevented and mitigated, and their potential impact on businesses.
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Fact-checking and Information Verification in South Sudan
No, Radisson Blu Hotel Juba is not conducting massive recruitment?...
Impostor USAID South Sudan Facebook page scamming individuals...
Did Russian President Putin arrive in South Africa for the 2023 BRICS Summit, as video footage shows?...
Is this a video of Niger’s former finance minister crying after being threatened for squandering state coffers?...
RwandAir isn’t offering government transport subsidies...
The website is fake since WhatsApp’s 10th anniversary was celebrated in 2019...
PesaCheck has looked into a Facebook post with an image purportedly of Bill Gates held under armed watch by US Federal marshals at Guantanamo Bay and finds it to be ALTERED...
Is the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages harmful to human health?...
No evidence low sugar intake, hot lemon juice and organic coconut oil can cure cancer...
There is no cure for HIV/AIDS. It can, however, be managed using antiretroviral drugs, which stop the virus from replicating in the patient's body...
Anonymous Sudan, a collective of hackers, has claimed responsibility for several Distributed-Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks on critical online services in Kenya...
South Sudan S.4 Results 2023: A Comprehensive Analysis of Performance by Gender, States, and Schools
South Sudan's S4 2023 results reveal Central Equatoria State's dominance in top-performing schools and the highest number of students, with notable success in the science category...
What does digital violence mean to women in South Sudan?
South Sudan's population surges to 12.4 million, reveals 2021 survey
Fact-check: Is Al Fateh Tower destroyed in Khartoum, Sudan?
Why South Sudan has the most expensive internet data rates in East Africa
This is a social media scam intended to steal personal information from unsuspecting public members
Fact-check: These pictures don’t depict the Sudan pipeline transporting oil from South Sudan
Fact-check: Is UNICEF currently offering employment opportunities?
These shoes are not found in South Sudan. They were invented in Nevada, USA in 1920
Common misconceptions about fact-checking and information verification
Fact-check: This job advert is not from the National Population Census
Fact-check: Did NRA South Sudan publish a recruitment advert?
Fact-Check: Did this woman run mad somewhere in South Sudan?
Fact-check: Did President Kiir cry on his return from the tour in Bahr el Ghazal?
Fact-check: Did Pope Francis say celibacy can be revised? Yes, he did
Fact-check: Is a new ocean forming in East Africa? Yes, scientists say so
Fact-check: These images are not of a protest in Nairobi, Kenya
Fact-check: These images are not of a man named Bismark in Juba
Fact-check: Did FVP Riek Machar endorse President Salva Kiir for Presidency?
Fact-check: South Sudan does have a postal office
Fact-check: These aren’t images of a snake cursed by Torit residents' grandparents
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