The trial of two young Moroccans prosecuted for piracy of the Canal+ channel, specialized in cinema and sports, opened this Friday before the court of first instance of Fès. They risk heavy sentences.
The National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC) was reportedly the victim of a cyberattack on Monday, claimed by a group of hackers called Jabaroot. What is the real situation?
The Moroccan hacker group "Phantom Atlas" claimed responsibility on Tuesday for cyberattacks targeting the Ferhat Abbas University of Setif in Algeria.
Information claiming that a bank data hack was orchestrated via the Glovo app, the Moroccan subsidiary of the delivery platform, turns out to be false.
A group of Moroccan hackers has hacked the website of the Algerian Ministry of Labor and the database of the General Mutual of Posts and Telecommunications, in retaliation for the cyberattack that targeted Morocco’s National Social Security Fund (CNSS).
The British broadcaster DAZN threatens to break its contract with the Professional Football League (LFP) as early as next summer, notably due to piracy (IPTV) from Morocco.
While the British platform specialized in sporting events, DAZN, the Professional Football League (LFP) and the public authorities are making efforts to stop the piracy of the first season of Ligue 1, illegal platforms such as IPTV services, sometimes based in Morocco, continue to gain ground.
A few months after the start of the season, the piracy of Ligue 1 remains a major problem for DAZN and the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP). Despite their efforts, illegal platforms like Telegram and IPTV services, sometimes based in Morocco, continue to broadcast the matches, siphoning off a considerable audience and impacting the rights holders’ revenues.
The piracy of sports television channels via IPTV has become a scourge in Morocco, prompting the Qatari group beIN Sports to take radical measures and turn to the courts.
The police have put an end to the activities of a suspected cybercriminal. A 20-year-old man, holding dual French and Algerian nationality, was arrested on Thursday evening in a luxury hotel in Marrakech. He is suspected of having hacked banking data to finance a lavish lifestyle.
Bank of Africa (BOA) denies reports of an attempted hacking of its computer system.
Hackers are said to have taken over the social media accounts of many young Moroccan and Algerian women. Compromising photos would even be out in the open.