Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been cautioned by MTN against sharing their personal identification numbers (PINs) or responding to suspicious codes and links, stressing that digital security starts with the individual user.
MTN Ghana warns SMEs against sharing PINs amid digital fraud risks
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