Ebenezer Mensah

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Ebenezer Mensah

Setting up a malware analysis lab is one of the best ways to learn how malicious software really works without putting your main system at risk. In this guide, I will walk through how to build a safe, controlled environment where malware can be tested and studied. The setup includes installing important tools used in digital forensics and incident response(DFIR). These help track system changes, capture network traffic, and see exactly what malware is doing behind the scenes.

Jan 26, 2025 | modernghana.com | Ebenezer Mensah

An open letter, penned by Ebenezer Mensah, an NDC grassroot member from Amenfi West in the Western Region, has been addressed to Dr. Ernest Addison, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), urging him to resign from his position. Ebenezer Mensah argues that Dr. Addison's appointment, made by the previous administration, makes his continued tenure incompatible with the vision of newly elected President John Mahama.

Jun 26, 2024 | mdpi.com | Suleiman Yunusa |Satyanarayana Narra |Ebenezer Mensah |Kwasi Preko

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Jun 26, 2024 | mdpi.com | Suleiman Yunusa |Satyanarayana Narra |Ebenezer Mensah |Kwasi Preko

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May 3, 2024 | tr.im | Ebenezer Mensah

French banking giant Société Générale has announced its decision to withdraw from its operations in Ghana, Cameroon, and Tunisia, marking a significant shift in its African strategy. The bank, which has maintained a presence in these countries for nearly two decades, has engaged investment bank Lazard to explore potential buyers for its assets. Absa Bank is reportedly considering the acquisition of these subsidiaries.