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    eNaTIS challenges hackers

    The electronic National Transport Information System (eNaTIS) has challenged hackers to try to get into the computer system after allegations that the system had already been hacked according to an article published in Business Live.
    30 Aug 2011
    30 Aug 2011

    It says that Tasima's chief executive, Tebogo Mphuti, has refuted these claims. Tasima is responsible for running the eNaTIS system and it is confident that its computer systems are safe.

    Business Live says that a story appeared in July this year that said criminals, suspected of hacking into the system, had been arrested with a laptop containing the eNaTIS database and had the ability to produce vehicle licence disks.

    Read the Business Live article.
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    View Tasima's site

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