Aljazeera Somalia e-visa security flaw exposes personal data of thousands
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A security vulnerability in Somalia's e-visa system has compromised the personal data of thousands of users. Despite efforts to alert authorities, the issue remains unresolved, putting sensitive information at risk.
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