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MTN Ghana Warns SMEs Against Sharing PINs Amid Rising Digital Fraud

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MTN Ghana has directly warned small and medium enterprises against sharing PINs and other authentication credentials, citing rising digital fraud risks. The warning is a practical cybersecurity signal for ecosystem operators and extends Ghana's broader public-education effort on digital threats.

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MTN Ghana warns SMEs against sharing PINs amid digital fraud risks · myjoyonline.com · T3

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