Gauteng to open criminal case against student who reported a security flaw in its R269-million app

MyBroadbandLuis Monzon · 13 October 2026 at 16:30

Gauteng intends to open a criminal case against the researcher who alerted the Department of e-Government about a vulnerability he found on the e-Panic Button app that was exposing user information.

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