High Court to Deliver Judgment in Safaricom Data Breach Case on May 13
The petitioners claim that between 2018 and 2019, Safaricom’s systems were infiltrated through what they describe as a sustained and coordinated operation involving rogue employees. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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The High Court in Nairobi is set to deliver its judgment on May 13 in a significant case accusing mobile giant Safaricom PLC of failing to adequately protect subscriber data.
- The lawsuit alleges a data breach affected over 11.5 million users.
- The case involves a group of subscribers suing Safaricom PLC.
- Petitioners claim rogue employees accessed and shared sensitive data with third parties, impacting constitutional rights to privacy and consumer protection.
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