Kenyans must stop cybercrime before it's too late, says CS Amina Mohamed

Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed (right) confers with the United Arab Emirates Chief Safety Risk Specialist Captain Nasir Iqbal (left),Kenya Civil Aviation Authority State Safety Programme Coordinator Keystone Aketch (second left) and World Food Programme Regional Director Valerie Guarnieri when she presided over the opening of the Aviation Campaign Conference held at a Nairobi Hotel. PHOTO: DAVID NJAAGA/STANDARD

NAIROBI: Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed has pointed out the high risk of cyber warfare in promoting terrorism.

According to the CS, the cyber weapon might replace the hijacker and the bomber as the terrorism weapon of choice.